Lincoln Cents Bicentennial Folder Download Free (EPUB, PDF)
From birth to bicentennial and beyond, this folder holds many popular varieties of collectible Lincoln cents that have been minted in the past 100 years. Openings Include: First Year of Issue – 1909 One Opening for V.D.B Initials One Opening Without Initials Wheat Cent – 1909-1958 One Opening for the Philadelphia Mint Obverse One Opening for the Denver Mint, Obverse One Opening for the San Francisco Mint, Obverse One Opening for the Reverse World War II Cents One Opening for the 1943 Steel Cent Philadelphia Mint, Obverse One Opening for the 1943 Steel Cent Denver, Obverse One Opening for the 1943 Steel Cent San Francisco Mint, Obverse One Opening for the 1943 Steel Cent Reverse One Opening for the 1944-1946 “Cartridge Case” Cent, Obverse One Opening for the 1944-1946 “Cartridge Case” Cent, Reverse Lincoln Memorial Cent, Bronze, 1959-1962 One Opening for the Philadelphia Mint, Obverse One Opening for the Denver Mint, Obverse One Opening for the Reverse One Opening for the Proof, Obverse One Opening for the Proof, Reverse Lincoln Memorial Cent, Brass, 1962-1982 One Opening for the Philadelphia Mint, Obverse One Opening for the Denver, Obverse One Opening for the San Francisco Mint, Obverse One Opening for the Proof Obverse One Opening for the Proof Reverse Lincoln Memorial Cent, Copper-Plated Zinc, 1982-2008 One Opening for the Philadelphia Mint, Obverse One Opening for the Denver Mint, Obverse One Opening for the Reverse One Opening for the Proof, Obverse One Opening for the Proof, Reverse Birth to Early Childhood, 2009 One Opening for 2009 Bicentennial Obverse One Opening for the Philadelphia Mint One Opening for the Denver Mint One Opening for the San Francisco Mint Formative Years, Indiana, 2009 One Opening for the Philadelphia Mint One Opening for the Denver Mint One Opening for the San Francisco Mint Professional Years, Illinois, 2009 One Opening for the Philadelphia Mint One Opening for the Denver Mint One Opening for the San Francisco Mint Presidency, Washington, D.C., 2009 One Opening for the Philadelphia Mint One Opening for the Denver Mint One Opening for the San Francisco Mint Union Cent, 2010 One Opening for the Philadelphia Mint, Obverse One Opening for the Denver Mint, Obverse One Opening for the San Francisco Mint, Obverse One Opening for the Reverse
Hardcover: 2 pages
Publisher: Whitman Publishing (August 26, 2008)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0794826806
ISBN-13: 978-0794826802
Product Dimensions: 7.1 x 0.2 x 9.5 inches
Shipping Weight: 4 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review: 3.7 out of 5 stars See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
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This folder seems a design amalgam of Whitman's H.E. Harris & Co. folders with some additional design changes.The outside of the folder is plasticized and printed in multiple bright colors. The spine label is printed in non-metallic white letters, and the inside coin descriptions are in a black font printed on a relatively light background. All features similar to Whitman's H. E. Harris & Co. folders.However, this folder is considerably wider and taller than the typical Harris & Co. folder. Approximately 1 1/4" wider and 1 3/4" taller. If you already have a reasonable number of other Whitman folders on the shelf, this folder will clearly stand out from the rest. This larger size was solely a design decision not necessitated by the number of coins in the folder, which is relatively less, at forty-four, than most other Whitman Lincoln cent folders. There are two pages with coin slots in this folder with twenty-two slots per page. Compare this to the Harris & Co. folders for "Lincoln Cent 1941-1974" and "Lincoln Cent Starting 1975" which each have thirty slots on each of their first two pages.The folder has a third sheet which is printed on both sides and is connected to the right-side of the second page. This sheet provides a brief and primarily historical description of the design evolution of the Lincoln cent.My original folder and its replacement both arrived with the first page visibly warped outward. (i.e. a convex warp). On the original folder the bottom right corner of the plasticized cover was also slightly separated from the folder's underlying cardboard body. That is, both my copies of this folder had quality control issues. Fortunately, these types of issues are atypical of other titles from this publisher.
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