National Park America The Beautiful Quarters Folder Map Book - First Commemorative Mint

I am very happy with this.Exactly as described.Sturdy.Graphics are great.Very beautiful.Will hold up for a long time.

This folder has a heavy duty cover and we've had no problems inserting the quarters into the slots. The pictures both on the cover and inside are colorful and beautiful. I like that the back cover has a list of all the quarters, in order of release, with information about the parks they represent. The only issue I have is that this is so large (12" x 17") that I don't have a shelf to store it on. But that's my fault for not reading the description. Overall, very glad we chose this fun, map option for our State Parks quarter collection.

I like this quarter book for the most part. I like that they have a partnering State Quarter book to have the same aesthetic. I've had some trouble getting the quarters 100% in their spots and have had to use something to force it in. I also wish that it said the National Park on the map, as opposed to a list with them all on the back, but that probably would have taken up too much space, and that's why they did it the way the did. I have noticed that since I've added some quarters, the book is bowing and doesn't lay thinly while shut. It's is able to be physically forces flatter if needed. It is larger and doesn't fit on a book shelf, but that was expected.

I love how this is a map instead of just the standard grid. This was educational for the kids. It’s a bit hard to get the coins in but a rubber mallet worked well and the coins won’t be falling out on us.

Perfect. Counted my money and had all 50 states. Just missing the states that I didn’t know were states. Guam?

They were perfect for saving quarters for our little man. We put them on a shelf so he couldnt mess with them. Colorful and the quarters fit good and didnt come out to easily.

This is a beautiful and sturdy map but the quarters are really hard to get into place. And when you do, they don't usually go all the way in because the holes are not quite big enough. At least there's no danger of them falling out, I guess.