Free printable coin sorting sheets for 23 US coin series, from Indian Head cents to Morgan dollars, plus copper-vs-zinc and junk-silver sorters. Pick a series, choose one space per year or one per year and mintmark, and print on Letter paper or on 11 × 17 “mat size” paper. Key and semi-key dates are marked, and you can add spaces for well-known varieties and errors.
Coin roll hunters: pick Roll-Hunting Keeper Sheet under Utility sheets for one sheet that works with any roll, with spaces for silver, wheat cents and old dates, errors to check, foreign coins and the coins going back to the bank. New to hunting? Start with Coin Roll Hunting for Beginners and How to Get Coin Rolls from Your Bank.
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Print at 100% (Actual size). The 2-inch line at the bottom of each page should measure exactly 2 inches. Mat-size sheets print on 11 × 17 paper at most office stores. Tip: slide the sheet into a clear polypropylene (PVC-free) sheet protector so coins never touch the paper, and check off finds with a dry-erase marker.
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How to use these sheets
- Print at 100% (Actual size). The 2-inch line at the bottom of each page should measure exactly 2 inches.
- Protect your coins from the paper. These are simple paper printouts, and paper can be slightly abrasive. Slide the sheet into a clear polypropylene sheet protector marked PVC-free or archival, so coins never touch the paper, and check off finds with a dry-erase marker. Avoid soft vinyl (PVC) sleeves, which can leave a residue that damages coins.
- A gold space with ★ is a key date; a dashed space with ☆ is a semi-key. On the one-per-year sheets, small marks such as ★D show which mintmark of that year to look for.
- Check dates and mintmarks on your actual coins with a magnifier before making collection decisions.