Official Whitman® Coin Folder - Lincoln Cents Collection #4: Starting 2014

I specifically ordered the Whitman folder as I do like the look. There are 3 sides/pages with pre cut holes for the coins which fit perfectly. There is an information page which is attached to the third side/page on the right side, which I found quite interesting. It is worth mentioning that the spine also has the title printed on it so it is easy to find when these are stacked or on a bookcase. This is a great way to organize any coin collection and the price is quite reasonable.

I purchased this Whitman Lincoln Cents folder for my husband, who is continuing his collection starting from 2014. It’s a simple and organized way to keep the coins together instead of storing them loosely. The dates are clearly printed, and the openings hold the coins securely once placed. It makes it easy to see which years are still needed and keeps everything neatly arranged. For anyone collecting modern Lincoln cents from this starting point, this folder is a practical and straightforward storage option. Recommendation: Yes — great for organizing and tracking this date range.

Just like the ones from my childhood. Nice that somethings remain the same.

A product I haven't bought in a long time, quality product as I remember.

The diameter can be somewhat too small making it very hard to place the coins in at times.

Great quality. Bought to start grandson on coin collecting. It is difficult to press the cents into their wells, but very good for working together.

Helps with my organizing effort.

Great folder. Coin slots fit snug, no loss of coins, marked well and quality material.

exactly what I wanted and arrived in good condition

Normal Whitman quality item. No complaints

Holds coins as described

Nice item. Forms a set with the earlier folders.

The Lincoln Cent Folder #4: Starting 2014, by Whitman, despite being part of an established brand in coin collecting, misses the mark a bit. It covers a very recent period of coinage, which may not appeal to many collectors who appreciate older or rarer coins. Although the quality of the folder is consistent with Whitman's other products, the limited scope and lack of any standout features make it somewhat less engaging. It could be an excellent resource for a very specific subset of collectors interested in very recent Lincoln cents, but for the general hobbyist, it might fall a bit short. Therefore, I'm giving it two stars.