Whitman Classic Type Set Album #9138

Anyone know what all is included in the Whitman Classic Type Set Album
#9138. I asked the same question about the Dansco album last week, and
received a very nice list. I'm trying to decided between these two albums.
I like the Dansco, but don't really like the price. Anyone have an opinion?

Skip

3 pages

cents 1 Indian, 5 Lincoln
5 cents 1 Liberty, 2 Buffalo, 3 Jefferson
10 cents 1 Barber, 1 Merc, 2 Roosevelt
25 cents 1 Barber, 2 Standing Liberty, 4 Washington
50 cents 1 Barber, 1 Walking Liberty, 1 Franklin, 5 Kennedy
dollar 1 Morgan, 1 Peace, 5 Eisenhower, 1 Anthony
no commems, no state quarters, but there may be a more up-to-date version,
mine is copyright 1979

If you need a further breakdown, let me know, I did this in haste.

"Skip Waisner" wrote in message
...
Anyone know what all is included in the Whitman Classic Type Set Album
#9138. I asked the same question about the Dansco album last week, and
received a very nice list. I'm trying to decided between these two
albums.
I like the Dansco, but don't really like the price. Anyone have an
opinion?

Skip

James Higby wrote:
3 pages

cents 1 Indian, 5 Lincoln
5 cents 1 Liberty, 2 Buffalo, 3 Jefferson
10 cents 1 Barber, 1 Merc, 2 Roosevelt
25 cents 1 Barber, 2 Standing Liberty, 4 Washington
50 cents 1 Barber, 1 Walking Liberty, 1 Franklin, 5 Kennedy
dollar 1 Morgan, 1 Peace, 5 Eisenhower, 1 Anthony
no commems, no state quarters, but there may be a more up-to-date version,
mine is copyright 1979

If you need a further breakdown, let me know, I did this in haste.

"Skip Waisner" wrote in message
...

Anyone know what all is included in the Whitman Classic Type Set Album
#9138. I asked the same question about the Dansco album last week, and
received a very nice list. I'm trying to decided between these two
albums.
I like the Dansco, but don't really like the price. Anyone have an
opinion?

Skip







James,

Thanks for the reply, but is this the listing for #9138 or for #9046? I
have #9046, the 20th Century Type Coins "folder" but was looking for
information on the #9138 United States Type Set "album" (with the
posts). Let me know if there really isn't that much difference between
the two, that will pretty much make me decide to get the Dansco.

Thanks again,

Skip

This is for 9138, the Classic album for 20th Century Type Coins.

If you decide to buy the Dansco, I'd recommend you have one in hand first,
as they have gone through several different editions of it. IIRC, the
latest has a bunch of PRINTED openings for commems.

Whitman made a 2-album set in the Bookshelf line around 1960. These go all
the way back to 1793, but are exceedingly difficult to find today.

If you REALLY would like nice albums for type coins, look for the old
Library of Coins set. More info on those if you like. I remain at your
service.

"Skip Waisner" wrote in message
...
James Higby wrote:
3 pages

cents 1 Indian, 5 Lincoln
5 cents 1 Liberty, 2 Buffalo, 3 Jefferson
10 cents 1 Barber, 1 Merc, 2 Roosevelt
25 cents 1 Barber, 2 Standing Liberty, 4 Washington
50 cents 1 Barber, 1 Walking Liberty, 1 Franklin, 5 Kennedy
dollar 1 Morgan, 1 Peace, 5 Eisenhower, 1 Anthony
no commems, no state quarters, but there may be a more up-to-date
version, mine is copyright 1979

If you need a further breakdown, let me know, I did this in haste.

"Skip Waisner" wrote in message
...

Anyone know what all is included in the Whitman Classic Type Set Album
#9138. I asked the same question about the Dansco album last week, and
received a very nice list. I'm trying to decided between these two
albums.
I like the Dansco, but don't really like the price. Anyone have an
opinion?

Skip







James,

Thanks for the reply, but is this the listing for #9138 or for #9046? I
have #9046, the 20th Century Type Coins "folder" but was looking for
information on the #9138 United States Type Set "album" (with the posts).
Let me know if there really isn't that much difference between the two,
that will pretty much make me decide to get the Dansco.

Thanks again,

Skip

James Higby wrote:
This is for 9138, the Classic album for 20th Century Type Coins.

If you decide to buy the Dansco, I'd recommend you have one in hand first,
as they have gone through several different editions of it. IIRC, the
latest has a bunch of PRINTED openings for commems.

Whitman made a 2-album set in the Bookshelf line around 1960. These go all
the way back to 1793, but are exceedingly difficult to find today.

If you REALLY would like nice albums for type coins, look for the old
Library of Coins set. More info on those if you like. I remain at your
service.

"Skip Waisner" wrote in message
...

James Higby wrote:

3 pages

cents 1 Indian, 5 Lincoln
5 cents 1 Liberty, 2 Buffalo, 3 Jefferson
10 cents 1 Barber, 1 Merc, 2 Roosevelt
25 cents 1 Barber, 2 Standing Liberty, 4 Washington
50 cents 1 Barber, 1 Walking Liberty, 1 Franklin, 5 Kennedy
dollar 1 Morgan, 1 Peace, 5 Eisenhower, 1 Anthony
no commems, no state quarters, but there may be a more up-to-date
version, mine is copyright 1979

If you need a further breakdown, let me know, I did this in haste.

"Skip Waisner" wrote in message
...


Anyone know what all is included in the Whitman Classic Type Set Album
#9138. I asked the same question about the Dansco album last week, and
received a very nice list. I'm trying to decided between these two
albums.
I like the Dansco, but don't really like the price. Anyone have an
opinion?

Skip







James,

Thanks for the reply, but is this the listing for #9138 or for #9046? I
have #9046, the 20th Century Type Coins "folder" but was looking for
information on the #9138 United States Type Set "album" (with the posts).
Let me know if there really isn't that much difference between the two,
that will pretty much make me decide to get the Dansco.

Thanks again,

Skip




James,

I'm still a little confused. Please see this ebay listing as reference:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...9531 571&rd=1

The title on the album in the picture reads "United States Type Set" and
appears to be the album that has the posts in it so you could add
pages, with the pages that have the clear plastic slides, similar to the
Dansco albums. Is the listing you gave for this album? The only reason
I ask is that it is almost identical to the #9046 folder that I already
have, with the regular "click in" die cut holes.

Thanks for sticking with me on this one.

Skip

Nay, it is I who should be thanking YOU. I just looked at my album again.
The album I own and that I described is #9139, not #9138. My eyes have
deceived me (hope it doesn't happen when I am looking at coins!).

I was not aware that an album simply titled US Type Set existed. Now I am
the one who is confused. Please bear with me and I will try to find the
answer to this dilemma.

Just for the record, I also own a Dansco album (NOT folder) for Mexico 50
centavos that I bought at a small club show, still in shrinkwrap. When I
called Dansco, even THEY did not know of the existence of a product THEY
made 30 years ago.

"Skip Waisner" wrote in message
...
James Higby wrote:
This is for 9138, the Classic album for 20th Century Type Coins.

If you decide to buy the Dansco, I'd recommend you have one in hand
first, as they have gone through several different editions of it. IIRC,
the latest has a bunch of PRINTED openings for commems.

Whitman made a 2-album set in the Bookshelf line around 1960. These go
all the way back to 1793, but are exceedingly difficult to find today.

If you REALLY would like nice albums for type coins, look for the old
Library of Coins set. More info on those if you like. I remain at your
service.

"Skip Waisner" wrote in message
...

James Higby wrote:

3 pages

cents 1 Indian, 5 Lincoln
5 cents 1 Liberty, 2 Buffalo, 3 Jefferson
10 cents 1 Barber, 1 Merc, 2 Roosevelt
25 cents 1 Barber, 2 Standing Liberty, 4 Washington
50 cents 1 Barber, 1 Walking Liberty, 1 Franklin, 5 Kennedy
dollar 1 Morgan, 1 Peace, 5 Eisenhower, 1 Anthony
no commems, no state quarters, but there may be a more up-to-date
version, mine is copyright 1979

If you need a further breakdown, let me know, I did this in haste.

"Skip Waisner" wrote in message
...


Anyone know what all is included in the Whitman Classic Type Set Album
#9138. I asked the same question about the Dansco album last week, and
received a very nice list. I'm trying to decided between these two
albums.
I like the Dansco, but don't really like the price. Anyone have an
opinion?

Skip







James,

Thanks for the reply, but is this the listing for #9138 or for #9046? I
have #9046, the 20th Century Type Coins "folder" but was looking for
information on the #9138 United States Type Set "album" (with the posts).
Let me know if there really isn't that much difference between the two,
that will pretty much make me decide to get the Dansco.

Thanks again,

Skip




James,

I'm still a little confused. Please see this ebay listing as reference:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...9531 571&rd=1

The title on the album in the picture reads "United States Type Set" and
appears to be the album that has the posts in it so you could add pages,
with the pages that have the clear plastic slides, similar to the Dansco
albums. Is the listing you gave for this album? The only reason I ask is
that it is almost identical to the #9046 folder that I already have, with
the regular "click in" die cut holes.

Thanks for sticking with me on this one.

Skip

Today I had the opportunity to query two guys who deal in supplies, both new
and used.

Both indicated they "kind of remembered" a Whitman Classic type album, but
neither had any recollection of what coins it called for. From this I
conclude that the copyright date must have been in the 70s or early 80s.

I see the seller has at least two of the 9138 for sale. Maybe you should
email him, ask the number of pages, and that might be an indication of the
contents.

"Skip Waisner" wrote in message
...
James Higby wrote:
This is for 9138, the Classic album for 20th Century Type Coins.

If you decide to buy the Dansco, I'd recommend you have one in hand
first, as they have gone through several different editions of it. IIRC,
the latest has a bunch of PRINTED openings for commems.

Whitman made a 2-album set in the Bookshelf line around 1960. These go
all the way back to 1793, but are exceedingly difficult to find today.

If you REALLY would like nice albums for type coins, look for the old
Library of Coins set. More info on those if you like. I remain at your
service.

"Skip Waisner" wrote in message
...

James Higby wrote:

3 pages

cents 1 Indian, 5 Lincoln
5 cents 1 Liberty, 2 Buffalo, 3 Jefferson
10 cents 1 Barber, 1 Merc, 2 Roosevelt
25 cents 1 Barber, 2 Standing Liberty, 4 Washington
50 cents 1 Barber, 1 Walking Liberty, 1 Franklin, 5 Kennedy
dollar 1 Morgan, 1 Peace, 5 Eisenhower, 1 Anthony
no commems, no state quarters, but there may be a more up-to-date
version, mine is copyright 1979

If you need a further breakdown, let me know, I did this in haste.

"Skip Waisner" wrote in message
...


Anyone know what all is included in the Whitman Classic Type Set Album
#9138. I asked the same question about the Dansco album last week, and
received a very nice list. I'm trying to decided between these two
albums.
I like the Dansco, but don't really like the price. Anyone have an
opinion?

Skip







James,

Thanks for the reply, but is this the listing for #9138 or for #9046? I
have #9046, the 20th Century Type Coins "folder" but was looking for
information on the #9138 United States Type Set "album" (with the posts).
Let me know if there really isn't that much difference between the two,
that will pretty much make me decide to get the Dansco.

Thanks again,

Skip




James,

I'm still a little confused. Please see this ebay listing as reference:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...9531 571&rd=1

The title on the album in the picture reads "United States Type Set" and
appears to be the album that has the posts in it so you could add pages,
with the pages that have the clear plastic slides, similar to the Dansco
albums. Is the listing you gave for this album? The only reason I ask is
that it is almost identical to the #9046 folder that I already have, with
the regular "click in" die cut holes.

Thanks for sticking with me on this one.

Skip

Good idea. Why didn't I think of that :-)

I'll let you know what I find out.

Skip


"James Higby" heezerbumfrool[at]hotmail[dot]com wrote in message
...
Today I had the opportunity to query two guys who deal in supplies, both
new
and used.

Both indicated they "kind of remembered" a Whitman Classic type album, but
neither had any recollection of what coins it called for. From this I
conclude that the copyright date must have been in the 70s or early 80s.

I see the seller has at least two of the 9138 for sale. Maybe you should
email him, ask the number of pages, and that might be an indication of the
contents.

"Skip Waisner" wrote in message
...
James Higby wrote:
This is for 9138, the Classic album for 20th Century Type Coins.

If you decide to buy the Dansco, I'd recommend you have one in hand
first, as they have gone through several different editions of it.
IIRC,
the latest has a bunch of PRINTED openings for commems.

Whitman made a 2-album set in the Bookshelf line around 1960. These go
all the way back to 1793, but are exceedingly difficult to find today.

If you REALLY would like nice albums for type coins, look for the old
Library of Coins set. More info on those if you like. I remain at
your
service.

"Skip Waisner" wrote in message
...

James Higby wrote:

3 pages

cents 1 Indian, 5 Lincoln
5 cents 1 Liberty, 2 Buffalo, 3 Jefferson
10 cents 1 Barber, 1 Merc, 2 Roosevelt
25 cents 1 Barber, 2 Standing Liberty, 4 Washington
50 cents 1 Barber, 1 Walking Liberty, 1 Franklin, 5 Kennedy
dollar 1 Morgan, 1 Peace, 5 Eisenhower, 1 Anthony
no commems, no state quarters, but there may be a more up-to-date
version, mine is copyright 1979

If you need a further breakdown, let me know, I did this in haste.

"Skip Waisner" wrote in message
...


Anyone know what all is included in the Whitman Classic Type Set
Album
#9138. I asked the same question about the Dansco album last week,
and
received a very nice list. I'm trying to decided between these two
albums.
I like the Dansco, but don't really like the price. Anyone have an
opinion?

Skip







James,

Thanks for the reply, but is this the listing for #9138 or for #9046?
I
have #9046, the 20th Century Type Coins "folder" but was looking for
information on the #9138 United States Type Set "album" (with the
posts).
Let me know if there really isn't that much difference between the two,
that will pretty much make me decide to get the Dansco.

Thanks again,

Skip




James,

I'm still a little confused. Please see this ebay listing as reference:


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=3939531 571
&rd=1

The title on the album in the picture reads "United States Type Set" and
appears to be the album that has the posts in it so you could add pages,
with the pages that have the clear plastic slides, similar to the Dansco
albums. Is the listing you gave for this album? The only reason I ask
is
that it is almost identical to the #9046 folder that I already have,
with
the regular "click in" die cut holes.

Thanks for sticking with me on this one.

Skip

On Mon, 8 Nov 2004 03:05:05 -0600, "Skip Waisner"
wrote:

Good idea. Why didn't I think of that :-)

I'll let you know what I find out.

Skip


"James Higby" heezerbumfrool[at]hotmail[dot]com wrote in message
...
Today I had the opportunity to query two guys who deal in supplies, both
new
and used.

Both indicated they "kind of remembered" a Whitman Classic type album, but
neither had any recollection of what coins it called for. From this I
conclude that the copyright date must have been in the 70s or early 80s.

I see the seller has at least two of the 9138 for sale. Maybe you should
email him, ask the number of pages, and that might be an indication of the
contents.

"Skip Waisner" wrote in message
...
James Higby wrote:
This is for 9138, the Classic album for 20th Century Type Coins.

If you decide to buy the Dansco, I'd recommend you have one in hand
first, as they have gone through several different editions of it.
IIRC,
the latest has a bunch of PRINTED openings for commems.

Whitman made a 2-album set in the Bookshelf line around 1960. These go
all the way back to 1793, but are exceedingly difficult to find today.

If you REALLY would like nice albums for type coins, look for the old
Library of Coins set. More info on those if you like. I remain at
your
service.

"Skip Waisner" wrote in message
...

James Higby wrote:

3 pages

cents 1 Indian, 5 Lincoln
5 cents 1 Liberty, 2 Buffalo, 3 Jefferson
10 cents 1 Barber, 1 Merc, 2 Roosevelt
25 cents 1 Barber, 2 Standing Liberty, 4 Washington
50 cents 1 Barber, 1 Walking Liberty, 1 Franklin, 5 Kennedy
dollar 1 Morgan, 1 Peace, 5 Eisenhower, 1 Anthony
no commems, no state quarters, but there may be a more up-to-date
version, mine is copyright 1979

If you need a further breakdown, let me know, I did this in haste.

"Skip Waisner" wrote in message
...


Anyone know what all is included in the Whitman Classic Type Set
Album
#9138. I asked the same question about the Dansco album last week,
and
received a very nice list. I'm trying to decided between these two
albums.
I like the Dansco, but don't really like the price. Anyone have an
opinion?

Skip







James,

Thanks for the reply, but is this the listing for #9138 or for #9046?
I
have #9046, the 20th Century Type Coins "folder" but was looking for
information on the #9138 United States Type Set "album" (with the
posts).
Let me know if there really isn't that much difference between the two,
that will pretty much make me decide to get the Dansco.

Thanks again,

Skip




James,

I'm still a little confused. Please see this ebay listing as reference:


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=3939531 571
&rd=1

The title on the album in the picture reads "United States Type Set" and
appears to be the album that has the posts in it so you could add pages,
with the pages that have the clear plastic slides, similar to the Dansco
albums. Is the listing you gave for this album? The only reason I ask
is
that it is almost identical to the #9046 folder that I already have,
with
the regular "click in" die cut holes.

Thanks for sticking with me on this one.

Skip






Why not just give me a call and I'll have someone open one up and give
you the rundown on the pages.

--Andrew
Shop With Us Online and Save:
www.brent-krueger.com
Your Coin and Currency Supply Super Store!

Visit Our Dealer Showroom and Retail Outlet
186 Scotch Rd., Ewing NJ

Actually, I did a thorough search of the web, including your website. You
list a 9139, but not a 9138. It is the 9138 that is in question. Do you
have a 9138? It is titled U.S. Type Set (NOT 20th Century U.S. Type Set).

"Andrew Auletta" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 8 Nov 2004 03:05:05 -0600, "Skip Waisner"
wrote:

Good idea. Why didn't I think of that :-)

I'll let you know what I find out.

Skip


"James Higby" heezerbumfrool[at]hotmail[dot]com wrote in message
...
Today I had the opportunity to query two guys who deal in supplies, both
new
and used.

Both indicated they "kind of remembered" a Whitman Classic type album,
but
neither had any recollection of what coins it called for. From this I
conclude that the copyright date must have been in the 70s or early 80s.

I see the seller has at least two of the 9138 for sale. Maybe you
should
email him, ask the number of pages, and that might be an indication of
the
contents.

"Skip Waisner" wrote in message
...
James Higby wrote:
This is for 9138, the Classic album for 20th Century Type Coins.

If you decide to buy the Dansco, I'd recommend you have one in hand
first, as they have gone through several different editions of it.
IIRC,
the latest has a bunch of PRINTED openings for commems.

Whitman made a 2-album set in the Bookshelf line around 1960. These
go
all the way back to 1793, but are exceedingly difficult to find
today.

If you REALLY would like nice albums for type coins, look for the old
Library of Coins set. More info on those if you like. I remain at
your
service.

"Skip Waisner" wrote in message
...

James Higby wrote:

3 pages

cents 1 Indian, 5 Lincoln
5 cents 1 Liberty, 2 Buffalo, 3 Jefferson
10 cents 1 Barber, 1 Merc, 2 Roosevelt
25 cents 1 Barber, 2 Standing Liberty, 4 Washington
50 cents 1 Barber, 1 Walking Liberty, 1 Franklin, 5 Kennedy
dollar 1 Morgan, 1 Peace, 5 Eisenhower, 1 Anthony
no commems, no state quarters, but there may be a more up-to-date
version, mine is copyright 1979

If you need a further breakdown, let me know, I did this in haste.

"Skip Waisner" wrote in message
...


Anyone know what all is included in the Whitman Classic Type Set
Album
#9138. I asked the same question about the Dansco album last week,
and
received a very nice list. I'm trying to decided between these two
albums.
I like the Dansco, but don't really like the price. Anyone have an
opinion?

Skip







James,

Thanks for the reply, but is this the listing for #9138 or for #9046?
I
have #9046, the 20th Century Type Coins "folder" but was looking for
information on the #9138 United States Type Set "album" (with the
posts).
Let me know if there really isn't that much difference between the
two,
that will pretty much make me decide to get the Dansco.

Thanks again,

Skip




James,

I'm still a little confused. Please see this ebay listing as
reference:


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=3939531 571
&rd=1

The title on the album in the picture reads "United States Type Set"
and
appears to be the album that has the posts in it so you could add
pages,
with the pages that have the clear plastic slides, similar to the
Dansco
albums. Is the listing you gave for this album? The only reason I
ask
is
that it is almost identical to the #9046 folder that I already have,
with
the regular "click in" die cut holes.

Thanks for sticking with me on this one.

Skip






Why not just give me a call and I'll have someone open one up and give
you the rundown on the pages.

--Andrew
Shop With Us Online and Save:
www.brent-krueger.com
Your Coin and Currency Supply Super Store!

Visit Our Dealer Showroom and Retail Outlet
186 Scotch Rd., Ewing NJ