Quarter Albums

I don't believe anyone has an album that combines state, region, and national park. Most all companies have separate albums for statehood and national parks. And some companies have separate albums for statehood and regions. A few have a region page you could add to a statehood album.

There are several sites that sell coin albums. like Wizard, Jakes or Dansco album store.

I use Dansco albums, some that I have are

State Quarters
- Date set .. one quarter for each state
- "P and D" album .. P/D quarter for each state
- P/D/S/silver S .. four quarters for each state

In my experience, some albums come with the Territory page or it can be added.

For Park quarters there are the same options as the State Quarter albums.

I also have a Album that is for just Territory quarters, P/D/S and silver "S", 2 pages, four quarters, for each of the six 2009 quarters.

It is possible to purchase a blank album, with no pages.
Then put what ever pages you want into it.

Here is a Link to Wizard's site .. to show some of the options.
http://www.wizardcoinsupply.com/pro.../index3.html

I've not heard of such an album, but (Like GR58 said) you could build your own with blank quarter pages. To do so would probably take at least one album to do it just considering the sheer number of coins.

If you're only collecting one of each (not worrying about proofs or mint marks), then states + territories + NPs = 50+6+56 = 112 coins. You could get that into one nicely full album. That's also assuming that the NP program isn't renewed after Alabama in 2021.

But go beyond that and add one from each circulation MM, proofs, silvers, etc. and you start to get a very big, heavy, unwieldy album.

It wouldn't make financial sense for an album company to manufacture an album for every permutation of a collection. It would be nice if they would let you order a custom one, but I've never heard of such an option and that would likely be very expensive.

That's why so many folks here just do 2x2's on their own.

You also have the problem that with these long programs the manufacturers never know when the mint is going to throw a monkey wrench into the works. Half way through the State Quarters they introduced the satin finish coins, do you make a new album that holds them too? If so your old albums are obsolete. Then at the end here came the Territory quarters, they weren't planned for either. Do you make new albums adding on to the State Quarters, give them their own one year album, or just sell one page that there is hopefully enough room they can ad it to their albums? Of course some albums don't have that "add a page" capability. Then comes the ATB Quarters. Did they have satin finish in 2010, I don't remember, but if they did and you made albums allowing for them oops sorry they are gone now and your album has extra holes. And if they didn't what happens in the third year of the program S mint business strike quarters that you don't have holes for. so once again all your albums are obsolete. And I would not be surprised if we don't see another change before the end of the program that makes the albums obsolete once again.

The album manufacturer really can't win. To keep for making albums that don't hold the set properly they need to wait until it is over. But collectors want albums to put their coins in now, not ten years from now. But if the mint makes a change and the collector has to buy a new album to replace his obsolete one who does he get mad at? Not the mint. He gets mad at the album manufacturer for selling him an album that wouldn't hold the whole set and now he has to buy another one.