Lincoln Cents #2: 1941-1974 (H.E. Harris) (H. E. Harris & Co.)

Phenomenal purchase for beginners or even advance collectors. I made this purchase to spend more time with my father during our sitting time. It's a hobby of his but a great pastime of mine just being with him.

The Lincoln Cents Folder 1909-1940 is a fantastic addition to any numismatic collection. I recently purchased this folder to organize my collection of Lincoln pennies, and it has exceeded my expectations.The quality of the folder is excellent—it's sturdy and well-made, with slots that fit the coins perfectly. The design is both practical and aesthetically pleasing, making it easy to display and access the coins. The historical information and images included are a nice touch and add value to the collector's experience.I particularly appreciate how the folder accommodates a wide range of coins, from the early years to the end of the series in 1940. It has helped me keep my collection neat and well-organized.If you’re a collector of Lincoln cents or just getting started, this folder is a great investment for preserving and showcasing your coins.

I decided to start a penny collection and these folders are really nice.

Coin stores sell for way more, this is a great value & holds the pennies perfectly

Ordered this to replace a hand-me-down penny folder that was starting to fall apart due to age. For some reason it's a lot easier to get the pennies secured in their slots like the 1975-2013 folder I also ordered some time ago. But as long as they don't fall out of their slots (and so far they haven't) I'm fine with it.If you're looking to get into collecting, there should still be more than a few "Wheaties" floating around, along with a lot of pre-'82 copper pennies in circulation. Don't expect to find 1940s pennies unless you get really lucky though.

Very nice books, I really enjoy coin hunting and these books have helped significantly.

All areas are clearly marked as to year and mint. A little bigger than smell others. Hopefully I will continue to fill it up

I bought these for my grandkids to keep them entertained and busy for a weeklong stay at my house. The twins are 7 years old and the other is 8. I had this huge jar of pennies and placed them all into a large bowl for them to pull out, one at a time, and place into one of the slots in these cool little collectors books. I was worried they would not have fun doing it and that they would revert back to less social video games. Just the opposite happened. They spent hours going back to the kitchen table looking for pennies to put into their books. There was a lot of social interaction too when one of them found a penny they already had placed in their book, they asked other kids if they needed it. It was a great social family experience for everyone and it helped hone their skill with numbers because needed to find the dates on the folders. This is a good experience for grandparent to do with their grandkids and the product is perfect and of great quality. I can easily recommend this product to my fellow Amazon shoppers who are looking for a coin collection book.