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Displaying US Coins In Landscape Orientation

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Probably a strange question, but does anyone store their US coins in 2x2 sleeves, rotated a quarter turn anti clockwise. Then open the album in landscape orientation, so the reverse are the correct way up when you flip the page?.
This has one drawback, in that you need to snip off the finger tab if you're using Lighthouse or similar.
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No, but that is an interesting idea!
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This has one drawback, in that you need to snip off the finger tab if you're using Lighthouse or similar.
Only if you decided to do this after everything has been put into holders. If not, just make sure your rotate the coin 90 degrees when you holder it.
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There are album pages you can buy which have been designed with "landscape" page-flipping (like a notebook) in mind: you can insert the coins in the "side" of the 2x2 pocket, rather than the top. Here's some for sale by PrintFile, my usual supplier of album pages.

Of course, it would be easier all round if the Americans simply started making their coins the "right way up" like everybody else does these days...
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Only if you decided to do this after everything has been put into holders. If not, just make sure your rotate the coin 90 degrees when you holder it.

...of course. I'm changing mine before I get too far into the US coinage, thanks jbuck.

@sap, thanks for the link.


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Of course, it would be easier all round if the Americans simply started making their coins the "right way up" like everybody else does these days
That would only help going forward. The earlier pieces will always be a problem.

Besides, we cannot even get rid of our useless cent or low denomination paper. Asking to go from to is a bit of an ask!
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