Great Britain Coin Folders?! Whitman Coin Folders - WHAT!

I just discovered that Whitman made several coin folders for English coins!!!
I've seen one's for half pennies, old pennies, farthings, 3 pence and a few others!!!!
Does anyone have any knowledge on how many types of these books might have been made?
I have to get some or all of them now because I've expanded my U.S. and Canadian coin collection to Mexico and United Kingdom as well.
I never ever knew about these coin books before!
I hope that someday I can get some empty one so I can start to fill them with what I've got!
So excited about this find!!!
I hope that people can show me pictures of them if any one has them out there!
But I still like Canada the best!

"I hope that people can show me pictures of them"
This seller has a few Great Britain Whitmans with pictures ...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/192272199375

"how many types of these books might have been made"
I have found these 32 folders (Whitman # on front) >
Farthings
#9675 1860 to 1901
#9676 1902 to 1936
#9677 1937 to 1956
#8001 [blank] or #9672 for Commonwealth Farthings
Halfpennies
#9678 1860 to 1901
#9679 1902 to 1936
#9680 1937 - date [1967]
#8002 [blank] or #9673 for Commonwealth Halfpennies
Pennies
#9681 Collection 1. 1860 to 1880
#9682 Collection 2. 1881 to 1901
#9683 Collection 3. 1902 to 1929
#9684 Collection 4. 1930 to 1966
#8003 [blank]
Threepence Silver
#9685 1838 to 1901
#9686 1902 to 1945
Threepence Brass
#9687 1937 - date [1967]
#8004 [blank]
Sixpence
#9689 1902 to 1936
#9690 1937 - date [1967]
#8005 [blank]
Shillings
#9693 1902 to 1936
#9694 1937 to 1951
#9695 1953 - date [1967]
#8006 [blank]
Florins
#8009 1911 to 1940
#8010 1941 - date [1967]
#8011 [blank]
Half Crowns
#8012 1911 to 1940
#8013 1941 - date [1967]
#8008 [blank]

12 folders #8001 to 8013 excluding #8007
20 folders #9672 to 9695 excluding #9674 / 9688 / 9691 / 9692

EDIT: These are the missing number folders ...
#8007  ?
#9674 British Commonwealth - Penny size coins
#9688  ?
#9691  ?
#9692  ?

I wish I could find these in an American coin store!

 ::Michael, to begin, please enter text here::
::OMG!!! that rules
how did you find that so fast!!!
i wish i could get them all someday too
i would have to spend all my coin allowances for a year or two to get them all!
but i am thinking about selling some of my extra coins in my collection because::insert text here?::but i am thinking about selling some of my extra coins in my collection because i want to get a more comfortable electric wheelchair than this one and because it always wants to break down on me
i will never give up my canadian coins though only maybe the extras
but now i really really want to get these books because i also right now have a pretty big coin collection from england too
i like the pictures you sent me!
that is cool!!

I've got stacks of them left over from before I moved my collection into custom made albums.

If anyone wants them for a modest price ($1 each) plus shipping via media mail you are welcome to them.

I earlier (before amending above list) wondered what the difference was in the two types of
blank folders for the Farthings or Halfpennies, and found this image for #8001 ...

which shows 20 on left and middle, then on right looks like more spaces under the
COIN FOLDERS IN THIS SERIES page - which shows 30 folders in the list, so I guess
the missing two would be the blank 1/4d and 1/2d Commonwealth folders.

I just found what #9672 is - it is for British Commonwealth Farthing Size Coins ...

with the page in there reading >

BRITISH COMMONWEALTH FARTHING SIZE COINS
Many territories throughout the British Commonwealth have issued coins of the same
dimension as British Farthings. This album is designed to house various collections of this size,
including such issues as Irish and South African Farthings, as well as local token issues
from various portions of the Commonwealth and Empire.
No printing appears beneath the openings, and room has been reserved so that the collector
may insert his own legends to fit the requirements of his collection.

Copyright © 1965
WHITMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY · RACINE, WISCONSIN
No. 9672:35 Made in U.S.A. by Western Printing and Lithographing Company

wow that's crazy!
you are really smart!
i think i like it better when the dates are in the albums
but i am just surprised to find that these even exist!
later today i am going to put some pictures on here to show you my british coin collection
it might take me a long time though because i am in a wheelchair but am high functioning
thank you

pictures

I really do admire your enthusiasm for coin collecting, and for that matter your collection itself. While it's not made up of rarities or anything out of the ordinary, the obvious pleasure it gives to you makes it priceless.

I'd far rather have a collection that made me happy than one which made me rich. Well done.

I am interested in coin ALBUMS, not folders! Albums have vinyl sliders on both sides of each coin and the pages are removable individually.

Whitman Bookshelf made these including some for foreign coins.
The ones I want include
GBR Farthings #1 #9530
GBR Farthings #2 # 9531
GBR Half Pennies #2 #9533
Newfoundland Type # 9514
Australian Type Collection Bronze & Decimal # 9527

I also want Dansco Supreme Albums as follows
Canada Type 1953- # 7211
Mexico 50 Centavos # 7225
Mexico Type Pesos # 7720
New Guinea # 7360
New Zealand Type # 7447
Hong Kong Type # 7450
Swiss Confederation Type # 7500

Bear in mind also, that Dansco makes pages with ports in mm sizes, from 14mm up to 55mm.
and unmarked album binders of various capacities.
Not an endorsement for the linked mail-order vendor, your local shop can order them for you.
The pages have no markings, so you would have to print your own labels if you wanted them, which might add to the enjoyment.

I can be happier with Dansco # 7000 albums than using same mm pages. I usually start there while searching for the desired albums. Many times I buy a partially full album and complete it myself.

Quote: "pnightingale"​I've got stacks of them left over from before I moved my collection into custom made albums.
​
​If anyone wants them for a modest price ($1 each) plus shipping via media mail you are welcome to them.

​do you still have any of the Penny folders by chance? I know this is probably a long shot.

If you need Whitman vintage trifold folders from Great Britain, I'm the source.
15,000 N.O.S. in stock. I have most of the 30 different #'s loose, sealed 6-packs,sealed
dozens, cases.Low quantities on some of the rarer issues. I actually have all 30 issues and some of the
rarer are expensive. Out of print since the early seventies.
Also have 80 dozen Australia Whitman folders. have all 11 issues in bulk. All are N.O.S.condition
Always a buyer of Green folder EIRE (Ireland) Whitman Folders and John Bertrand New Zealand folders

Quote: "ZacUK"​ I earlier (before amending above list) wondered what the difference was in the two types of
​blank folders for the Farthings or Halfpennies, and found this image for #8001 ...
​
​ which shows 20 on left and middle, then on right looks like more spaces under the
​COIN FOLDERS IN THIS SERIES page - which shows 30 folders in the list, so I guess
​the missing two would be the blank 1/4d and 1/2d Commonwealth folders.
​
​ I just found what #9672 is - it is for British Commonwealth Farthing Size Coins ...
​
​ with the page in there reading >
​
​ BRITISH COMMONWEALTH FARTHING SIZE COINS
​ Many territories throughout the British Commonwealth have issued coins of the same
​dimension as British Farthings. This album is designed to house various collections of this size,
​including such issues as Irish and South African Farthings, as well as local token issues
​from various portions of the Commonwealth and Empire.
​ No printing appears beneath the openings, and room has been reserved so that the collector
​may insert his own legends to fit the requirements of his collection.
​
​Copyright © 1965
​WHITMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY · RACINE, WISCONSIN
​No. 9672:35 Made in U.S.A. by Western Printing and Lithographing Company

​Those exact same type of folders are also made in New Zealand

(Photo off Trademe seller Kiwipickers)

Called Bertrand Folders and a new type now made called Propsectus for decimal coins.

They are the staple, but some Bertrands are quite old and falling apart, also old ones are on acidopherous paper.

Great info on this thread, thanks.

I'm surprised Whitman (or anyone) hasn't created a folder for the small-sized British penny (1971-present).

The customized Danco pages would be perfect except a) they're out of stock at the moment, and b) Brit small pennies are 20.32 mm, too big for the 20 mm and too small for the 21 mm.