Colonial Coin Album

Dansco does not make such a creature and I doubt if anyone else does either. What are you calling "Colonial Coinage"? Just the state issues? Colonials encompass much more than that and there are multiple denominations in varying sizes. You also have to keep in mind minting technology at the time- it was on crude presses turned by hand or with animals and no collars were involved. This created coins with variable diameters so some coins would be too big or small for album holes. Some are quite rare and many are quite expensive so I think it would be maddening for anyone trying to complete that album and few would have the resources to actually do it.

With that said, If you are only collecting colonials that have approx diameters of 28mm, then Dansco has blank 28mm pages(16 holes) and blank album covers- you could create your own album the way you want it

I'm thinking about adding a blank 28mm page to my Dansco 7070 for Colonial coins instead of adding the gold page.

Yea I just picked up a used dansco album (quarter 1992-date) and bought a 28mm and 29mm page for it it'll work for now..I also just picked up a 1785 Vermont and a 1788 Mass.. I think a Dansco #7000 will be the best thing for me on this

Hi Haykalmdownfella:

For your need of Colonial Coin Set Dansco Album kindly contact:
M/s.Dansco Coin Albums
4313-W. Jeferson Blvd.,
Los Angeles
CA-90 016
Telephone: (323) 734-6373
Fax: (323)734-2310
E-Mail:DanscoCorp@aol.com

Their Catalogue says:
MAKE YOUR OWN COIN ALBUM
You may order any page from the above albums or any of below blank pages in any COMBINATION.

I FIRMLY BELIEVE, if you will kindly order a COLONIAL COINS ALBUM, surely, they will make one for you.
Wish you good luck
Sincerely
George

I picked up a nice green leatherette "scrapbook", with 8X10 card stock inside plastic sleeves at Michael's Arts and Crafts. I'm putting together a "Century" collection. I was born in 1947, so I've collected all the coins minted in that year, as well as all coins minted in 1847. I have separate pages for 1747, 1647 etc, going back to the first century. I've been creating my pages on the computer, entering pertinent data for each year or century, then mounting the coins on each page using high quality flips. Doing it this way, I'm able to put comments about the coins, what value they had in their day (3 shillings bought a bushel of flour in 1747(. Anyway, it's just a suggestion.

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Left to Right
Top Row: 1787 Fugio,1788 Massachusetts,1787 Connecticut
Middel Row: 1786 New Jersey,1785 Vermont,New Jersey (I think 1787)
Last Row Last Coin: Connecticut (I think its 1787 the same as the one above)

I got them all pretty cheap sadly the fugio is holed but nice a nice piece of history I have them in a dansco 29mm page most of them are 29mm but 2 are 28 and the vermont is 27mm. I've been using the walter breen encyclopedia to get the different varietys