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20 (Twenty) - BCW Pro 20-Pocket Coin Storage Page - Coin Collecting Supplies
Price : $1.45
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: - 20 (Twenty) - BCW Pro 20-Pocket Coin Storage Page - Coin Collecting Supplies
- Holds 20- 2 X 2 Cards- Pogs or Photo Slides - NO PVC
- Don't forget the Albums .... BCW 3 Inch Album (Single)
- COIN Albums & Portfolios Sold Separately ...
- The 25 (Twenty Five) count pack features our high quality polypropylene 9-pocket pages.
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BCW or Ultra Pro Brand - The 20 (Twenty) count pack features our high quality polypropylene Pro 20-Pocket Page. It's just the right size to start your album and add pages without buying a entire box! Please look for Ding Ring Collecting 3 Inch Album (Single) - COIN ALBUM (Sold Separately --------- The BCW Pro 20-Pocket page is an acid free archival quality product that is perfect for storing coins or slides. This product features high clarity and top loading pockets with strong welds. BCW Pro 20-Pocket pages fit most standard 3-ring binders and albums. Use the 20 pocket page to protect store or dispaly your collectible coins or slides.
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20 (Twenty Pages) - BCW Pro 3-Pocket Currency Storage Page - Dollar Bill & Currency Collecting Supplies
Price : $1.52
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: - 20 (Twenty Pages) - BCW Pro 3-Pocket Currency Storage Page - Dollar Bill & Currency Collecting Supplies
- Holds 3 - 3 1/2 X 8 Currency Dollar Bills or Photos - NO PVC
- Don't forget the Albums .... BCW 3 Inch Album (Single)
- COIN Albums & Portfolios Sold Separately ...
- Look for the NEW 4 Pocket MODERN Currency Page (SOLD SEPARATELY)
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BCW - The 20 (Twenty) count pack features our high quality polypropylene Pro 3-Pocket Currency Page. It's just the right size to start your album and add pages without buying a entire box! Please look for Ding Ring Collecting 3 Inch Album (Single) - COIN ALBUM (Sold Separately --------- The BCW Pro 3-Pocket Currency page is an acid free, archival quality product that is perfect for storing 3 1/2 x 8 currency. This product features high clarity and top loading pockets with strong welds. BCW Pro 3-Pocket pages fit all standard 3-ring binders and albums. Use the 3 pocket page to protect, store or dispaly your currency.
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100 2x2 Cardboard Coin Holders QUARTERS
Price : $6.99 $1.50
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: - 100 economy holders
- Just fold and staple
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This listing is for 100 2x2 Cardboard Coin Holders QUARTERS.
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50ct BCW 3-Pocket Currency Coupon Size Binder Pages
Price : $4.11
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The archival quality BCW Pro pages are perfect for storing 3 1/2 x 8 currency. They feature high clarity and top loading pockets with strong welds. BCW Pro 3-Pocket pages fit most standard 3-ring binders and albums. - Holds 3 - 3 1/2 X 8 Currency Bills or Photos
- Made of heavy- duty Polypropylene
- Strong Welds
- No PVC
- Made in USA Dimensions
- Page 11 1/2 x 8 7/8
- Pocket 3 5/8 x 8 1/16
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100 2x2 Cardboard Coin Holders LARGE DOLLARS
Price : $6.99 $0.01
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: - Cardboard holders are the most common holders used for coin storage and display
- They are made of high quality cardboard and offer great long term protection for your coins
- Just fold them over the coin in the window and staple the holder around the outside
- Each unit contains economy 100 holders
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FOR BIG DOLLARS COIN; MORGAN, PEACE AND IKE.First quality coin holders Made of Durable Mylar Not harmful to coins These cardboard holders have the round windowed tough mylar plastic inserts installed. SIZE; 2x2Simply insert coin, fold over, and staple. GENERAL INFORMATION;Simply place your coins in mylar 2x2 holders; staple shut. The mylar holders are completely safe for long term storage and not to mention the most inexpensive!Label the holders with a permanent marker.
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Questions & Answers
Question : Coin collecting question?
Hey guys got another question from the mind of Tyler. So i have a question about coin collecting. I would like to pursue this hobby. I have a started collection i guess. My dad has a good collection of like S pennies, wheat pennies, and a couple steel pennies. He would probably give it to me. I don't know. I wish to start a collection with like american coins like old american coins. Like i know where to purchase some more coins. I live in Jacksonville, FL and it's about 45 mins. away
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If you have an interest in collecting...go for it! You should read books and articles about collecting so you can make a goal for yourself. You should educate yourself BEFORE you start buying. Learn grading and value. Sounds like your dad has an accumulation of pennies, not a collection. A collection should have a beginning and an end, not just a pile of coins. The easiest coins to collect are state quarters. You can find the in pocket change and with a little work, you can complete the whole set. Don't forget to study the design of any coin you collect and the history behind the design.
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Question : The difference between Interests and Hobbies?
Often when filling in details about yourself on profiles you are asked about your hobbies, then your interests. Sometimes, though they are categorized together! For example would playing an instrument be an interest or a hobby? Hanging out with friends sounds more like an interest and collecting coins sounds more like a hobby, but where, exactly do you draw the line?
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An hobby is an activity, like collecting something, making something, playing something.An interest is more of an intellectual thing, you like to learn about this topic, read about it, talk about it. Maybe you follow it in the media, that kind of thing.
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Question : How to collect presidential dollar series?
Hello everyone im getting into the hobby of coin collecting and i wanted to know how to collect the uncirculated coins for the president series. i got the proof sets all covered but i want to know how i should orginize my uncirculated collection. I really dont like the folders is there anything else i could display them in?
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Buy an album that has sliding plastic panels to protect the coins. There are many systems, go to www.brooklyngallery.com they are a large dealer in stamp and coin supplies. See what they have and what may fit your needs and wallet. I use a lot of different systems depending on the value of the coins and if I want to display them for others to see.
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Question : Coin Collecting and Coin Supplies?
I have recently picked up coin collecting as a hobby and I'm mainly interested in us coins and also just building up my own coin collection. Does anyone know of a good company or site that I can use as a bench mark for pricing on coins and coin supplies?
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There are lots of coin collecting forums that you can become a part of as well to post pictures and have people who care as much about coin collecting as you do give you feed-back or help you with finding the right coins. The first vender I have used online is coinland.com, here is their link:http://www.coinland.comA lot of people I have known use this consortium business for the benchmark for finding how much coins can be priced or over-priced. Coinland.com buys and sells coins as well and I haven't had a bad experience with them thus far.You can find Presidential coins and state coins as well as coins with lots of historical value to them, which is the thing that I love best.here is a link to their about page:http://www.coinland.com/about_us.aspThe other 2 posts didn't really give somewhere that you can immediately start and this website is a good place to start :)I hope I was of help! Good luck with your coin collection!
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Question : Coin Collecting?
I am looIking for a couple of good coin collecting websites. I am starting a collection and I want to learn about the US coins before I begin to invest money into the hobby. Do you know of any websites which would help me begin my coin collecting hobby ?
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You need to learn to grade coins and you need to know about coins before going to a web site. The general rule among coin collectors is buy the book before the coin. If you are just going to be an investor then buy only PCGS or NGC graded coins and from a near by coin dealer. Check him out as well as other near by. Pick his brain so to speak. If you intend to some day become a numismatist then go for the books. You can try http://coins.about.com
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Question : What are some good hobbies for a 15 year old girl?
I live near a beach.. Im athletic..I love taking risks and having fun.I already am in soccer, and i already do lots of arts and crafts..But i'm looking for a new hobby..Anyone got any ideas? No beach combing or musical instruments or coin collecting please.. :-)Thankks!
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Try collecting other things. Whatelse you have a collection of? Make that a new hobby. Play vido games. For my hobby, collecting japanese yous is fun because of all the looking around and searching I have to do in hobby stores for the stuff i want to buy. This is just an idea. Its up to you to decide what you want to collect.
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Question : Is there a correct name for coin collecting?
I'm an avid coin collector and have countless coins from all countries and ages, Is there a particular name used for this hobby, or is it simply known as coin collecting?Thank you for your help :)
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The scientific study of coins is known as "numismatics". A numismatist is a coin collector
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Question : Are there any special terms for coin collecting and a special term for stamp collecting as a hobby?
2 seperate terms.
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Coin collecting = numismatics (collector = numismatician/numismaticist)Stamp collector = philatelist (collecting = philatelism)
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Question : Would like tips on Coin Collecting?
Ever since I was young I collected coins and such. However I would like to turn this into a hobby any ideas on how to get started? Also I have a Buffalo nickel with no date is this of any value?Besides beginning this hobby and besides regular circulation what is another way to come across valuable coins?
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First of all the nickel is not worth a premium, due to not having a date. As one person here put it, you need a few books. One is a Red Book, a guide to U.S. coins. It is a wealth of information on mintage's, where the mint marks are and a beginners grading guide for each series. Forget the prices, all they are good for is a guide to value. If it says a coin is worth 15 cents you know it is not worth much, if it says $500 then you know your coin is valuable. The book comes out once a year and the prices are retail. It cost about $14.95 in wire bound. Most series of coins these days have one or more key coins that make it impossible to complete the set, unless you have or can save up a few hundred dollars. The Lincoln cents from 1959 and up, is not to bad to try. It is called the Lincoln memorial set. You can find most in circulation. Also the Jefferson nickel set from 1938-2006 can also be put together almost from change. There are all kinds of ways to collect. Check around with the dealers in your area and see which one you get along with and is the most helpful. I would keep away from auctions, until you know more about coins. Getting them from change costs you no extra.
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Question : Does coin collecting as a hobby attract more men or women?
I was just wondering who I would see at the conventions! Thanks!
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probably a guya bored loser at that
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