2022d Maya Angelou Rolls. FOUND, Another Box!

joeykoins

Hi guys,
Today while hunting for a bank box of the NEW 2022 Quarters. I only was able to hunt down these 10!
Going to take these to the same dealer I sold a whole box to at the recent Chicago Coin Show. In Tinley Park, IL. His Shop isn't too far from me.
He'll glve me $13 per roll. Still searching for a Whole Box.

airplanenut

$30 profit should be good for at least two drinks at Starbucks

Jzyskowski1

Knowing Joey he’ll get a super rare W quarter in change at Starbucks 👍🏼
One off major error 😸

WAYNEAS

Joey, are you sure that you are not a bank official of some sort?
You spend so much time in one, you could double down as a Bank Inspector and pick up another paycheck.
LOL
Good luck on your search for a full box.
Wayne

JBK

@WAYNEAS said:
Joey, are you sure that you are not a bank official of some sort?
You spend so much time in one, you could double down as a Bank Inspector...

Maybe he's a bank robber. He'd be the only one who takes the coins and leaves the currency.

joeykoins

You guys are funny!
Thanks.
The way I look at it is this. I refer the banks as "tables".
So, in saying that, I would hate leaving MONEY on the "Table!"

Got to strike while the iron is HOT!

ricko

@joeycoins.... Are you still at #100 W quarters?? I may have missed some... Cheers, RickO

joeykoins

@ricko said:
@joeycoins.... Are you still at #100 W quarters?? I may have missed some... Cheers, RickO

Yes, I am still stuck on #100.
I'm in a rut lately. Even after searching over 100 rolls, nothing! After my giveaway and all the selling at Coin Shows, my 100 count has dwindled. Got to pick up the pace before all these gems in the wild, are GONE.
Thanks

ricko

@joeycoins... Well, you do not have to worry about me reducing the W quarters in the wild.... I STILL have not found one in the wild.... and I purposely deal in cash, almost daily, to get change. I will persevere.... Cheers, RickO

johnny9434

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SPalladino

Looks like a possible "nesting bird" die gouge on the reverse of the ender of the top roll. Philadelphia mint, single reverse die. That would put it at near 300,000 minted.

jessewvu

The hotel we stayed at in Disney this week had tones of the new quarters. I didn’t think to ask for a few rolls. I got fresh 2022 quarters with every Starbucks I got.

Jzyskowski1

Ricko your not alone. No W for us.
Gunna cause a dang medical condition when we do find one.

Barndog

good for you, OP.

Our coin designs are unimpressive

joeykoins

@WAYNEAS said:
Joey, are you sure that you are not a bank official of some sort?
You spend so much time in one, you could double down as a Bank Inspector and pick up another paycheck.

Lol.
Today guys, I 'm not exaggerating too. Today, on my way to work (36 miles) I literally stopped at 15 banks! Yes. I left kinda early. Lol. I picked up the 50 Rolls of Halves at three different banks. Got the Penny Box at another different one. Than finally, picked up 10 Quarter Rolls at another. I had the one bank open a bank box in front of me to hunt down the 2022 M.Angelo Quarters. I asked for ten rolls but I did tell them if the rolls are the NEW Quarters, I'd buy the whole box. They weren't so I just got 10 circulated rolls. Oh well, that's ok. Left all these banks leaving them happy and joyful. I don't know if it's my charm or whether it's my cologne? It certainly isn't my looks or physic!

The Hunt goes on....

joeykoins

Just talking about dem Quarter Rolls!
Yes, start opening the 10 rolls at work, to my surprise,

#101 W YES!

Back on the Road. Lol
2020 W Rockefeller


Although Rough.
Bad Photos, at work.
Anyway, #101W

daltex

@joeykoins I'd say that if you're not careful someday you'll get stuck with the new quarters, but as long as you're getting them for free (face), I guess that's not so bad.

ricko

Roll on @joeycoins.... Only 99 to go for number 200!!! Cheers, RickO

davewesen

I have not found any W yet, I might have to pay more than face to get one

joeykoins

@joeykoins said:
Hi guys,
Today while hunting for a bank box of the NEW 2022 Quarters. I only was able to hunt down these 10!
Going to take these to the same dealer I sold a whole box to at the recent Chicago Coin Show. In Tinley Park, IL. His Shop isn't too far from me.
He'll glve me $13 per roll. Still searching for a Whole Box.

Jackpot!

A Whole bank box.

JBK

Joey would make one heck of a mafioso.

I can hear him now.... "take the quarters, leave the cannoli".

ThreeCentSilverFL

36 miles each way, or round trip?

oih82w8

I must have missed something...I have been giving these 2022-D quarters out regularly at the registers. 🤔

joeykoins

@ThreeCentSilverFL said:
36 miles each way, or round trip?

One way.

joeykoins

@oih82w8 said:
I must have missed something...I have been giving these 2022-D quarters out regularly at the registers. 🤔

On Ebay, they're going for high premiums. By the rolls and by the box!
They are still in demand out there.

ccmorgan

What's so special about these quarters?

Barberian

@ccmorgan said:
What's so special about these quarters?

I assume it's because they are early strikes and more likely to yield high-grade specimens, the best of which will be submitted to TPGs for grading.

JBK

@Barberian said:

@ccmorgan said:
What's so special about these quarters?

I assume it's because they are early strikes and more likely to yield high-grade specimens, the best of which will be submitted to TPGs for grading.

"Early strikes"?

Dies are constantly replaced. Coins struck on the last day of the year's production might just as easily involve new dies as the coins struck in the first week.

joeykoins

@Barberian said:

@ccmorgan said:
What's so special about these quarters?

I assume it's because they are early strikes and more likely to yield high-grade specimens, the best of which will be submitted to TPGs for grading.

Yes, that and error/variety possibilities. Also, maybe because of the fact that Washington's profile is placed opposite then all its years and this is the first time that a woman was highlighted?

cmerlo1

I just don't see how these will ever be rare.

You can walk into almost any coin shop or show and buy a raw uncirculated 1883 Liberty Nickel, 1913 Type 1 Buffalo Nickel, or 1909 VDB Lincoln cent for less than $30. Why? Because they were first-year designs and were saved in large numbers, even by people who didn't collect coins. 100 years from now, because of the high mintage and people putting away boxes instead of individual coins, I predict the same for these.

Take the $3 profit per roll and enjoy the ride while it lasts!

joeykoins

26 More Rolls!

Hey guys, I had just accumulated 26 more rolls in the week. Ready to turn them in to my dealer friend.

$78 Profit
They're still HOT!

daltex

@cmerlo1 said:
I just don't see how these will ever be rare.

You can walk into almost any coin shop or show and buy a raw uncirculated 1883 Liberty Nickel, 1913 Type 1 Buffalo Nickel, or 1909 VDB Lincoln cent for less than $30. Why? Because they were first-year designs and were saved in large numbers, even by people who didn't collect coins. 100 years from now, because of the high mintage and people putting away boxes instead of individual coins, I predict the same for these.

Take the $3 profit per roll and enjoy the ride while it lasts!

Yes, but as long as @joeykoins is only buying them at face, it is hard to see how he gets hurt.

alaura22

Yes, but as long as @joeykoins is only buying them at face, it is hard to see how he gets hurt.

36 miles one way, thats how

Klif50

I believe I just paid a little over 20 dollars each for a roll of the 2022-P and a roll of the 2022-D of the Mya Angelo quarter. I missed getting them from the mint. I am buying them and the future Women's quarters. I am putting these up for my granddaughter. I want her to see a woman being celebrated on coins and I want her to have a role model of famous women. I doubt these will be worth a lot of money in the future (and I've taken care of that with more valuable coins she can have in 14 years when she turns 21). I think these coins are something special and I don't mind paying a little bit extra for them.

Kurisu

@joeykoins said:
Hi guys,
Today while hunting for a bank box of the NEW 2022 Quarters. I only was able to hunt down these 10!
Going to take these to the same dealer I sold a whole box to at the recent Chicago Coin Show. In Tinley Park, IL. His Shop isn't too far from me.
He'll glve me $13 per roll. Still searching for a Whole Box.

@cmerlo1 said:
I just don't see how these will ever be rare.

You can walk into almost any coin shop or show and buy a raw uncirculated 1883 Liberty Nickel, 1913 Type 1 Buffalo Nickel, or 1909 VDB Lincoln cent for less than $30. Why? Because they were first-year designs and were saved in large numbers, even by people who didn't collect coins. 100 years from now, because of the high mintage and people putting away boxes instead of individual coins, I predict the same for these.

Take the $3 profit per roll and enjoy the ride while it lasts!

For those of us that absolutely love the fresh rolls and Mint rolls...it's the conditional rarities we're after.
They become MUCH more rare over time whether saved in rolls or not.

Think of it this way...I'm not searching or saving those rolls of MS66 VDBs...I'm searching for the 67s and 68s NOW
I have some various coins from these types of rolls being graded now at PCGS

daltex

@alaura22 said:

Yes, but as long as @joeykoins is only buying them at face, it is hard to see how he gets hurt.

36 miles one way, thats how

I thought he said the banks were on his way to/from work??

BearlyHere

@cmerlo1 said:
I just don't see how these will ever be rare.

Evidently they are not grading well and the S strikes are extremely limited.

jshaulis

@Klif50 said:
I believe I just paid a little over 20 dollars each for a roll of the 2022-P and a roll of the 2022-D of the Mya Angelo quarter. I missed getting them from the mint. I am buying them and the future Women's quarters. I am putting these up for my granddaughter. I want her to see a woman being celebrated on coins and I want her to have a role model of famous women. I doubt these will be worth a lot of money in the future (and I've taken care of that with more valuable coins she can have in 14 years when she turns 21). I think these coins are something special and I don't mind paying a little bit extra for them.

Same idea but for my girls. Right now they are only interested in foreign coins (Panda and Koala Bears).

BearlyHere

S unc were only available when you buy a P&D roll also ($54).

rec78

Good idea to make money on common moderns when you can. My bank got 300 rolls of BU bank wrapped rolls of state quarters. I am getting as many as I have money for at one time. My local coin dealer gives me $11 per roll. So by the time I get them all I will have made $300. Not much profit per roll, but in bulk, it becomes worthwhile.> @Klif50 said:

I believe I just paid a little over 20 dollars each for a roll of the 2022-P and a roll of the 2022-D of the Mya Angelo quarter. I missed getting them from the mint. I am buying them and the future Women's quarters. I am putting these up for my granddaughter. I want her to see a woman being celebrated on coins and I want her to have a role model of famous women. I doubt these will be worth a lot of money in the future (and I've taken care of that with more valuable coins she can have in 14 years when she turns 21). I think these coins are something special and I don't mind paying a little bit extra for them.

This brings up a thought: Does anyone think that the new "Women on coins" series will bring more interest to women/girls to start collecting coins?

joeykoins

We hope, anyway?
Women/girls in the hobby are rare, far in between.

joeykoins

Look what I found!

66 Rolls in Total!

tommy44

C'mon Joey, leave some of them at the bank for the rest of us.

All kidding aside it looks like you are "up and at em" and charging full speed ahead after your slowdown.

derryb

@JBK said:

@Barberian said:

@ccmorgan said:
What's so special about these quarters?

I assume it's because they are early strikes and more likely to yield high-grade specimens, the best of which will be submitted to TPGs for grading.

"Early strikes"?

Dies are constantly replaced. Coins struck on the last day of the year's production might just as easily involve new dies as the coins struck in the first week.

also, the rolled coins were removed from a $50,000 mint bag of quarters that is mixed with great and not so great strikes. From the hundreds I've looked at, no variations in strike quality, mint appears to be replacing dies before wear.

derryb

@joeykoins said:

@oih82w8 said:
I must have missed something...I have been giving these 2022-D quarters out regularly at the registers. 🤔

On Ebay, they're going for high premiums. By the rolls and by the box!
They are still in demand out there.

ebay bank rolls are selling for $20. After expenses the seller sees a profit of $4 to $6.

Barberian

@JBK said:

@Barberian said:

@ccmorgan said:
What's so special about these quarters?

I assume it's because they are early strikes and more likely to yield high-grade specimens, the best of which will be submitted to TPGs for grading.

"Early strikes"?

Dies are constantly replaced. Coins struck on the last day of the year's production might just as easily involve new dies as the coins struck in the first week.

So first-day or first-week coins are no different ON AVERAGE in die wear and 'strike' than coins minted on randomly selected dates? I seriously doubt that. There seems to be a good business in slabbing and selling these "first strike" coins so others in this hobby must think similarly.

Your point is a good one but to me, it's a matter of the odds of finding well-struck coins. Personally, I don't collect proof coins or first strike coins.

NumisOxide

Good job Joey!

derryb

@Barberian said:

So first-day or first-week coins are no different ON AVERAGE in die wear and 'strike' than coins minted on randomly selected dates? I seriously doubt that.

The sheer volume of these quarters requires constant die replacement throughout the short period in which they are struck. The first coin struck with the last set of dies will theoretically look as good as the first coin struck with the first set of dies.

There seems to be a good business in slabbing and selling these "first strike" coins so others in this hobby must think similarly.

You are confusing coin collectors with label collectors.

JBK

@derryb said:

@Barberian said:

So first-day or first-week coins are no different ON AVERAGE in die wear and 'strike' than coins minted on randomly selected dates? I seriously doubt that.

The sheer volume of these quarters requires constant die replacement throughout the short period in which they are struck. The first coin struck with the last set of dies will theoretically look as good as the first coin struck with the first set of dies.

There seems to be a good business in slabbing and selling these "first strike" coins so others in this hobby must think similarly.

You are confusing coin collectors with label collectors.

What he said.

Barberian

@derryb said:

@Barberian said:

So first-day or first-week coins are no different ON AVERAGE in die wear and 'strike' than coins minted on randomly selected dates? I seriously doubt that.

The sheer volume of these quarters requires constant die replacement throughout the short period in which they are struck. The first coin struck with the last set of dies will theoretically look as good as the first coin struck with the first set of dies.

There seems to be a good business in slabbing and selling these "first strike" coins so others in this hobby must think similarly.

You are confusing coin collectors with label collectors.

Are dies being replaced every day? What's the average lifetime for a new die these days? I collect primarily circulated 19th-century coins. Is there any data on grades for "first strike" coins versus coins selected randomly? Is there any published validity that First Strike coins ON AVERAGE grade higher than other uncirculated and proof coins taken randomly?

Good point about label collectors. While I read about label collecting everywhere in this hobby, I also have eyes. I don't normally purchase anything unless I see it and like it. That goes for TPG checked coins as well as subsequent independently endorsed coins that seem to be the rage these days.

Barberian

I also realize we're talking about early rolls of quarters and not "first strike" coins, which strengthens your argument in this case. Still, I would love to see a comparison of grades between "First Strike" coins and later coins in double-blind tests.