The quad-fold albums are approx. 7 5/8" x 5 3/4" each when folded, will hold one Quarter from each state plus one showing obverse side for a total of 51 quarter slots, and will fit nicely on most any bookshelf. The first pane inside has one slot in the upper left has "Obverse" below it for displaying the George Washington side, and the rest of the slots in 3 out of the 4 panes have the state name and the year of the Quarter below their respective slots. The 4th pane on the inside has helpful and informative details such as the month, day, and year of each state's admittance to the Union plus... the year that the state-hood quarters have been/will be released.

For those of you that collect the different circulated mint marked quarters, the P & D (Philadelphia and Denver), you would want to get one album for each mint for a total of two albums. The "S" quarters minted in San Francisco were only released in limited proof sets.

Now is a great time to start collecting and trading these quarters with your friends and relatives! Save them up and when you get this album, you'll have a place to put them! A complete collection is something that the whole family can get in on.

This album makes makes a great gift for anyone, and what makes it even greater is after you put all the quarters are in it!

Just think of it... In the near future (2008), there will be some people who have completed the whole collection, and if history holds true, it will sell for much more than what you have invested!

COMMEMORATIVE QUARTERS FACTS:

• Started in 1999, the Commemorative State Quarter Program will continue through 2008.
• Five new quarters will be released each year, in the order that each state ratified the Constitution or joined the Union.
• This is a unique program because the U.S. quarter's design will change five times each year for a 10 year period.
• This is the first change to the quarter since production of the Bicentennial quarter in 1975-1976.
• The heads of the quarters all have the image of George Washington and the reverse side displays the state signs, which are selected in a process determined by the governor of each state.