Need Recommendation For Washington Quarter Album/Folder

most of the little folders wont work. Whitman/Harris takes 2 folders because the oddity in the timeframe they stated the State Quarters. I jsut went with the 2 from HArris since they were garden variety common quarters.

If you get a blank quarter folder then it should be able to hold all of them from 65-98 of a single mintmark. would still take 2 folders to do it, but you would be able to have the spacing of your choice for them.

i don't know much about albums that let you see both sides, because I just get sets to have and the folder often have a place to put one example of the reverse so I can still see what the eagle on the back looks like as well as all the dates and mintmarks.

so the questions are, do you want to be able to view both sides? do you want complete year & mintmark sets to fit?

Perhaps the biggest determinant is whether or not you want the proofs included. I believe DANSCO makes with and without but I'm not certain.

Good luck with the set. This is a fun set in any grade but look for nice attractive coins with nice clean strikes from good dies. A few come marked up quite a bit. All of them can be found in nice attractive VF and better in circulation as well. If you desire Uncs then checking a few mint sets will always produce nice specimens. Most of the rolls are hard to find anyway.

Dansco has Washington quarter albums from 1932-1998, one with proofs and one without. I know you said 1965-1998 but the Dansco will be more fun because the silvers will be more challenging.

Littleton makes one but I can't vouch for their quality;

http://www.littletoncoin.com/webapp...+Supplies%60

It's not inexpensive.


edited to add; oops, this starts at 1968 instead of '65.

OK. I found an old thread.

There was an ad in the 12-1-03 Coin World. Apparently it is (was?) an HE Harris product made by Whitman.

If this is the one you already have then my guess is no one makes a nice album for eagle reverse clads and you'll have to do as AlbumAccumulator suggested.

It's hard to understand why there were no folders until 1984 and possibly still no quality albums. It's quite apparent that there isn't much interest in these coins and most are collected as an afterthought to the silver issues.

I've got several Whitman Classic Albums with Quarters from 32 to 98 all in one binder. If you go to the Whitman web site you can see all they make under the names of Whitman, Harris and US Mint products. And as already noted most should be available at Wizzard coin supply.