For its 70th Quarterly Edition, Field Notes turns its attention to the humble penny, recently retired from production, but still very much present in the world around us. “Lucky” reflects on the copper cent’s long life: the version you forgot in a jar, the one wedged in a car console, or the one you picked up off the sidewalk without thinking twice.

Each 3-pack is designed around the idea of wear and time. The covers come in three copper-inspired tones—soft rose, aged brown, and oxidized green—each stamped with metallic copper foil and debossed with historic penny iconography, from wheat stalks to the Lincoln Memorial to the Great Seal. Together, they feel like objects that have already lived a few stories.

Inside, you’ll find Field Notes’ signature structure: clean ruled pages with subtle copper-toned detailing and faint ledger-style columns running down the page. They’re flexible enough for everyday notes, but structured enough to track lists, ideas, or anything you want to keep in order.

Details:

• 3-pack of ruled memo books
• 3.5" × 5.5"
• 48 pages each
• Copper-accent ruled pages with faint ledger columns
• Foil-stamped and debossed copper-inspired covers
  
• Limited edition (30,000 sets)
• Printed in the USA