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Anyone hear any news if Dansco plans any replacement pages for the Lincoln Shield cent albums, like the 8104 album w/proofs, to accommodate for the 2019-W Proof, Reverse Proof and Business Strike coins? |
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Pillar of the Community
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I contacted danscoalbumstore.com and talked with somebody about this very question. They told me that Dansco has said that they have talked about it but it doesn't look like it is going to happen any time soon. My guess is that once the present page in the book is finished they'll come out with an update. Who knows what the mint is going throw out there in the next few years.
Edit: I'm just referring to the 2019-W.
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03/30/2019 12:46 pm
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Yeah, I would not hold my breath. We were lucky they updated for the 2009 cents as fast as they did.
There are updates for the half dollars as well. My guess is they will release an update for them when their hypothetical new pages are filled. I do not think the Mint is done with the special craze yet, so no need to create an update that is just going to be obsolete next year.
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Bedrock of the Community
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With a Whitman Album I just use blank pages and make my own up date.
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Since 2009 I have been using blank Dansco cent pages for my Lincolns.  |
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Now Dansco may have to adapt the National Parks Quarters albums for the West Point Mint Quarters, too.
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Sure. Right after they adapt them for the San Francisco business strikes minted the last six going on seven years.  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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How do you guys label your dates on the blank pages? Handwritten? Label maker? Transfers?
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Pillar of the Community
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Is it Whitman or Dansco that makes the transfer sheets? They'll have to add a W though.
Check out my counterstamped Lincoln Cent collection: http://goccf.com/t/303507 |
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How do you guys label your dates on the blank pages? Handwritten? Label maker? Transfers? I do not label them at all. The date is already on the coin. Mint mark, too.  I have always been afraid to try. It is one thing to mess up on a 2x2, but mistakes on these Dansco pages are a bit more costly.  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Quote:I do not label them at all. The date is already on the coin. Mint mark, too. Oh really, wise guy? How about for the "invisible" dates and MMs on the modern dollar coins? And that pesky cent planchet that was shipped with the Explore and Discover set?   Edited by CelticKnot
04/04/2019 11:25 pm
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How about for the "invisible" dates and MMs on the modern dollar coins? That cursed edge lettering is why I only collect them by date (proofs only).  Quote:
And that pesky cent planchet that was shipped with the Explore and Discover set? Did not get one do not want one.  |
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That cursed edge lettering... Accursed they are indeed. I despise that foolishness. |
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