I think you're really trying to make a syrupy connection between "pennies"
and the death of a loved one. I don't see one. Maybe even trivializing a
death for commercial purposes. And fifteen bucks for a contrived penny
album is a bit over the top, IMO. Most people likely would ignore it at a
yard sale priced at 25ข. Your promotion would seem more at home in the
Sunday Parade magazine with the little girl figurines and commemorative
"tribute" items, not in a coin collecting forum.
Sorry, you asked.
If you buy the latest editions of the albums in question (binders only, no
pages), they will be in a slightly wider size, which will accommodate
additional pages.
James
No problem, I can take any opinions. You may not see the true meaning
of Pennies from Heaven and the families that actually do collect them.
No I am not trivializing on death for commercial purposes whatsover.
At the cost for th album, with 55-60 off wholesale, and 10% to
charity, leaves me with very little. Open that heart a little and see
the good this could do. Why not a gift that gives to charity to
prevent certain deaths? I lost my niece because she never learned how
to swim. Maybe that could have been prevented from a swim class free
of charge from this charity.
I do plan another album, volume II for 2011, you'll see how important
this really could be to helping people.
My promotion is all over the internet just trying to get the word
out.
Thanks for listening.
Annette
Russell
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