Pressed pennies are part of my collecting too; Since
scrapbooking is all the rage, I have been thinking about using some of the
various sized "pouches" you can get--if you attach them to a page by the top
of the pouch, you could flip them over to see the other side.  Attaching
them to pages in a book allows me to journal where and when I collected them
and add pictures/postcards, etc.

-----Original Message-----
From: Deb Fuller [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2000 10:59 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Smooshed pennies


I've slowly been accumlating a collection of "smooshed" pennies from
different museums and was wondering if anyone has or knows where I can get
something to display them in. (They currently reside in my purse.) I'd like
something like a coin booklet that I can place them in to so you can see
both sides of the penny since some museums print both sides.

If nothing like this exists, I think it would be a great marketing product
for someone to develop.

Thanks!!

Deb

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