3 Penny Passport Souvenir Elongated Coin Albums With Free Pressed Pennies

Great way to keep and view my collection! Plastic is sturdy and album is a great size!

While these booklets aren't as inexpensive as they used to be and are harder to find, the pressed penny is still the least expensive souvenir out there and has a wonderful physical presence that reminds of being wherever. It can also be a great excuse to visit local places you might otherwise not go to. I write a date on the back in Sharpie to keep track. They also mail easily (tape it to the letter), and store small. The passport type booklets here are the simplest and don't usually include an entire last page of oversized slots for nickles or quarters (yes, you can press those too but they're even more expensive and hard to find). I prefer just the penny slots. Once 51 cents, pennies are now a buck most places but even then I find they are a satisfying souvenir of travel, and always my favorite in the end. There's the sales pitch for the pennies, here's the best way to store them.

I needed another penny passport, I bought one just like the one I had. Great price and durable.

I needed more of the penny passport books for my pressed penny collection & these are the same ones I bought at an amusement park years ago. They are a bit overpriced for what they are and how they are made, but this seller has the best price right now.

Love this passbook. Bought for kids in the family but most of the adults wanted one too! We all love the souvenir pressed pennies for small and inexpensive reminders of past trips and love that we can store them together in this display book. FUN!

We have long been smashed penny collectors and I decided to get my grandkids started while I was on vacation. They make great souvenirs. I needed these folders and didn’t want one specific to any particular place, which is a lot of what I was finding. These had good reviews, so I purchased. Perfect!

Great price and excellent quality. The pennies stay in very securely, there’s no chance they will fall out. As a matter of fact you’ll be hard pressed to remove them after they are put in, so make sure you have them in there the way you wish them to stay. I would imagine that if you remove and re-add them too much that it would destroy the integrity of the slots, causing the coins to fall out easily. As they are, they’re perfect.The 3 pennies I received were the Empire State Building (which I really needed! *yay*), Cedar Point and California Academy of Sciences. All were unique to my collection and in good, legible condition. I will definitely buy more in the future when I fill up these passports. 1 is almost full, just 2 more to go!

I purchased these for a few grandchildren - They love to save flat pennys when they can