Does this come with the cardboard holders people keep talking about, or can the coins go straight in the pockets by themselves?
367068
This does not come with the holders, they are sold separately. Coins can be put straight in but will easily fall out.
367069
These pages do not come with cardboard holders. I don't know if the coins can go straight into the pockets, since I do not use these for coin display. To find the cardboard coin holders, check on-line for numismatic supplies.
367070
I didn't receive cardboard holders, perhaps that's what's needed to hold coins in place. If tipped at all, the coins all fall out. I'm not going to use. Too much trouble to return.
367071
The coins did not go into these plastic cover pages there's a piece of cardboard called a coin fold that comes in two sizes of a penny dime nickel quarter half dollar dollar the new dollars smaller. you will also need to buy a stapler and staples to staple your coin into their plastic window coin fold on looks and keeping your coin collection organized. oh yes and the medium size 3 ring binders to put those pages that will really be nice for keeping your collection organized. this is one of my winter project so I'll be working on this organizing my collection I have so many single coins it will be a miracle to go sort through them off. The coins did not go into these plastic cover pages there's a piece of cardboard called a coin fold that comes in two sizes of a penny dime nickel quarter half dollar dollar the new dollars smaller. you will also need to buy a stapler and staples to staple your coin into their plastic window coin fold on looks and keeping your coin collection organized. oh yes and the medium size 3 ring binders to put those pages that will really be nice for keeping your collection organized. this is one of my winter project so I'll be working on this organizing my collection I have so many single... » Read More The coins did not go into these plastic cover pages there's a piece of cardboard called a coin fold that comes in two sizes of a penny dime nickel quarter half dollar dollar the new dollars smaller. you will also need to buy a stapler and staples to staple your coin into their plastic window coin fold on looks and keeping your coin collection organized. oh yes and the medium size 3 ring binders to put those pages that will really be nice for keeping your collection organized. this is one of my winter project so I'll be working on this organizing my collection I have so many single coins it will be a miracle to go sort through them off. « Show Less
813392
No, on the map, you just pry the cardboard circles out and the coins fit in. You have to fidget with them a little bit, but they fit in nicely. Hope this helps
1859568
greetings I enjoy using pocket. it works for me. just try to do the best you can ! I sell lots of coins out of them. have fun jake
435388
Coin Holders will fit in these pockets but not "Coin Card Holders". You need to check the size of the pockets. I do not use card holders so I cannot comment on them.
1583536
It is just like a piggy bank. There is a circular plug at the bottom to contain and retrieve the coins. Hope this helps!
704506
Mine came with a pocket behind the 4 slot cc/license holder. It is tight but unless you want to carry a lot of cash it is very sufficient.
1045710
No. But the paper roll fits just right in the plastic roll that comes with it. So once it reaches the top, coins start falling off. Then, you know it is done.
864840
I thought the same thing but it is actually a cutout so you can slide the coins up for removal. So they are correct in the picture.
62062
yes you can behind the card slots. However, you can only put folded bills and not many. No coins. I tend to put folded notes or buisness cards there sometimes. Hope this helps
1621789
It does not, but the makers do have a very nice card holder in the works (I have two on order for when they are available). In the last update they sent to initial backers, the molds for it have been created and they are choosing the raw material, but I would say it should be available relatively soon. I don't have any ready pictures of it in use for a game, but I think I do have a snapshot of it with all the hexes and harbors in place. Let me see if I can figure out how to upload it.
1583628
No metal coins :( but that doesn't take away from the game experience. You get a mess of cardboard coins.
2203956
There is a pocket behind the 3 slots for holding cards. I can fold a bill in half and it is hidden from view when in the slot.
2201836
The coin wrappers go inside plastic tubes. The coins have to be exactly level with the top of the plastic tube. There are also markings on the ends of each paper wrapper to show the correct amount. I visually inspected and counted a couple of rolls and they were exact. You can also watch the coins drop. If a dime is falling in the penny slot, for instance, you can see it and stop. I had almost no problems counting over $300 in coins. Hope that helps.
1440562
No, it comes with plastic coins. You could use real pennies i guess. Actually, kids found out real quick that theres a sensor, so all they even need to do is stick their fingernail into the coinslot and it starts.
1252662
I bought the BCW 2" X 2" cardboard coin holders that are cut in different sizes to fit different size coins and they fit in the Pocket Page sleeves perfectly. Although I collect tokens some are the size of silver dollars and half dollars and haven't had a problem yet.
309716
Well not exactly, but yes in a way. The plastic tubes fill to the correct amount for a wrapper. There's 4 tubes for each kind of coin (16 total tubes) when one is full is advances the tube automatically (pretty cool actually) when a tube is full it slides out easily and then you can put it in a wrapper. The pre formed ones work best. It will slide in and you just pull the plastic tube out. You can't have the wrapper in before hand. If you get the free flat wrappers from the bank it's a little trickier. I find it easier to just dump the tube out (you know you have the correct amount of coins. And fill it old school style. Still saves a bunch of time with no counting. Well not exactly, but yes in a way. The plastic tubes fill to the correct amount for a wrapper. There's 4 tubes for each kind of coin (16 total tubes) when one is full is advances the tube automatically (pretty cool actually) when a tube is full it slides out easily and then you can put it in a wrapper. The pre formed ones work best. It will slide in and you just pull the plastic tube out. You can't have the wrapper in before hand. If you get the free flat wrappers from the bank it's a little trickier. I find it easier to just dump the tube out (you know you have the correct amount of... » Read More Well not exactly, but yes in a way. The plastic tubes fill to the correct amount for a wrapper. There's 4 tubes for each kind of coin (16 total tubes) when one is full is advances the tube automatically (pretty cool actually) when a tube is full it slides out easily and then you can put it in a wrapper. The pre formed ones work best. It will slide in and you just pull the plastic tube out. You can't have the wrapper in before hand. If you get the free flat wrappers from the bank it's a little trickier. I find it easier to just dump the tube out (you know you have the correct amount of coins. And fill it old school style. Still saves a bunch of time with no counting. « Show Less
285732
Yes, there is a little pocket behind the card slots for money. I have had this phone holder longer than any I have used. It has held up very well after many uses of opening and closing.