How Would I Go About Producing A Simple Coin Folder?

One option would be to check for custom die cutting services on Etsy. Someone out there probably has the means and experience to do precision cutting in heavy duty card stock. Might not be cheap, but the results may be decent. Maybe.

Depends what the coin sizes are and quantities. For example we were discussing making a custom album for innovation dollars using dansco blank pages that are available in different coin sizes without all the pre printed text under the portholes, since the layout of the dansco album wasnt what everyone wanted. http://goccf.com/t/423647&whichpage=6

You can just get some clear plastic/vinyl pages, some 2x2s and a binder which might look something like this (although there are numerous pages and binders or album covers in all the sizes depending what you are trying to do) https://www.etsy.com/listing/106078...ecting-album

And the mentioned capsalbums. Beyond that you would be needing a printer who does custom design and works with the materials you want such as cardboard. Generally design work is only cost effective more when you are trying to then sell or make many more copies to recoup the initial design costs. If its something that would appeal to other collectors you can speak to whitman , littleton, or other existing makers of coin albums if this is not going to be something only you and a few might like.

yep, as mentioned above, those ideas and helpful hint are great advice. From personal experience - I use Dansco album pages and label them the way I want them. For example, look at my signature for a link to my Quarters albums - (those are the ones I made a lot of custom changes to fit my collection.)

You mentioned how to make your own folders . There is a lot of difference between a folder and an album . Unless your a super craftsman I would just go buy Whitman folders , they are cheap enough so you won't have to rack your brains out trying to make them .