Albums designed to hold quarters from the 50 State Quarters Program, which ran from 1999 to 2008, provide designated spaces for each commemorative coin, often with information about the state, its design, and its history. These range from basic cardboard folders to elaborate binders with detailed historical facts and protective sleeves for each coin.
These albums offer a structured way to collect and display the commemorative quarters, preserving their condition and serving as an educational resource about U.S. geography, history, and numismatics. Collecting the quarters and completing an album can be a rewarding pursuit for individuals, families, and young numismatists, fostering an interest in American history and coin collecting. The limited timeframe of the program contributes to the albums’ lasting value as a record of a specific period in U.S. numismatic history.