Has Anyone Got A Bank Box Of 2019 Or 2020 Quarters New Coin Rolls?

WQuarterFreddie

Asking the CRH crowd if any of you searching for W quarters has gotten a box of 2019 or 2020 NEW coin rolls in 2022.

Now that the local banks are beginning to allow us to buy sealed boxes again I am curious if anyone has found a "Holy Grail" box. 😎

OAKSTAR

I know why you're asking. Because those boxes have pretty much dried up, isn't that right?

To answer your question, not in the past year. I've had many of those "Holy Grail" boxes during the 2019, 2020 and into 2021 time-frame.

There may still be some out there but I believe that train and fad has left the station. I think it's time for you to start looking for something else.

joeykoins

What?

I WISH!

Good Luck, dude. One of those boxes can be worth a fortune if found?

Joe_360

In 2019 (summer) I got a new box of quarters and I was very excited, only to get home and find out they were 2018....

OAKSTAR

@joeykoins said:

Good Luck, dude. One of those boxes can be worth a fortune if found?

I don't know Joey. Not as much as a few years ago. Prices have come way down. Maybe if you find a bunch of 68's, it might be a fortune.

Joe_360

@OAKSTAR said:

@joeykoins said:

Good Luck, dude. One of those boxes can be worth a fortune if found?

I don't know Joey. Not as much as a few years ago. Prices have come way down. Maybe if you find a bunch of 68's, it might be a fortune.

I agree with Joey, I think a a box full of 2019/2020 brand new rolls would command a nice price...

WQuarterFreddie

I believe the new coin boxes may still show up because when I was buying them in 2019 and 2020 I got a few 2018 boxes.

The "coin shortage" may have prevented the 2019 and 2020 quarters from all being opened up. 🤞

Wishful thinking but you never know what might still be out there😉

My money is on Joey being the one to find it😂🤣

ricko

There are many thousands of banks out there and nowhere near that many coin roll searchers. So, there well could be those boxes still in vaults 'somewhere'. Likely not in markets or other retail centers though due to the past 'coin shortage' fiasco. Cheers, RickO

oih82w8

We have about a dozen 2020 rolls of Salt River Bay quarters that I should probably look through.

joeykoins

@oih82w8 said:
We have about a dozen 2020 rolls of Salt River Bay quarters that I should probably look through.

a, YEEEES!

derryb

Getting quite a few boxes every week of this year and no boxes of 2019 and 2020. One can only hope. I suspect the only way they will appear is if they are under a pile at the Fed reserve bank or under a stack at the rolling contractor. Likely not gonna happen.

joeykoins

Here are some numbers to throw out at ya guys.
Sure, maybe the value has dipped a tad.
But think of this.
Recently, I posted a thread on me selling 100 of my W's (mixed series, 2019, 2020) .
Then, I asked if $10 a coin would be a fair price. Most of you guys answered, yes!
In saying that. There are 2000 Quarters in a bank box. All BU brand new. 2000 × $10 = $20,000
Lol, now I know the odds are astronomical
for all W's. However, if you hit a decent mother lode?
There's your money!
Even at only $10 a quarter it would bring a very nice premium.
One more side note.
$10 a BU W. Would be far too less of a value. Regardless of previous notions of the latest values. I would never sell any 2020 W V75 Privy ms 66, 67 or 68, or higher, for only $10.

OAKSTAR

@joeykoins said:
Here are some numbers to throw out at ya guys.

There are 2000 Quarters in a bank box. All BU brand new. 2000 × $10 = $20,000

True of false: I would burn all my money, before I would buy a box of 2000 all BU quarters for 20k? 😂 😉

derryb

@joeykoins said:

There are 2000 Quarters in a bank box. All BU brand new. 2000 × $10 = $20,000
Lol, now I know the odds are astronomical

never happen. The W's got "salted" into the $50,000 mint ballistic bags at the mint. However, with the first few quarter issues in 2019 a small number of W's were turned over separately with each ballistic bag to the rolling contractor to be salted at the rolling tub. Apparently they just dumped them in as one big lot causing some boxes to have a high number of W's. I believe I was finding 150 to 200 W's in some early boxes (of all new coins) while later mint salted bags (where the W's were more evenly distributed in the bags before delivery to the rolling contractor) resulted in 25 to 40 W's per box of all new coins. I distinctly remember finding 16 W's in just one of the early contractor salted rolls.

Speaking of loaded bank rolls, I hit the mother load on the 2006 2007 Washington presidential dollars with missing edge lettering. Turned out that my city (home to a Federal Reserve Bank branch) was one of the few that got them for regional distribution and my local banks were ordering me all the boxes I wanted. I built a nice modern coin collection and a sizable stack of ASE monster boxes with the profits. That was the beginning of my roll hunting hobby that has now been going on for 16 years. Still hittin' the banks.

JWP

I would have to say that the 2019 and 2020 boxes of complete rolls of that year have left the building, and I think Elvis took them with him.

OAKSTAR

@derryb said:

@joeykoins said:

There are 2000 Quarters in a bank box. All BU brand new. 2000 × $10 = $20,000
Lol, now I know the odds are astronomical

Speaking of loaded bank rolls, I hit the mother load on the 2006 Washington presidential dollars with missing edge lettering. Turned out that my city (home to a Federal Reserve Bank branch) was one of the few that got them for regional distribution and my local banks were ordering me all the boxes I wanted. I built a nice modern coin collection and a sizable stack of ASE monster boxes with the profits. That was the beginning of my roll hunting hobby that has now been going on for 16 years. Still hittin' the banks.

You mean 2007, right?

derryb

2007, correct.

I got it mixed up with 2006 because that's when I started buying from the mint. Followed the advice of my guru Peter Schiff in his newsletter. He advised his readers to buy the new first year of issued $50 gold buffalo proofs from the mint and send them to this grading company called PCGS. I followed his advice, bought four for I think $600 ea., joined PCGS, and figured out how to submit coins. All four came back PR70 and I tripled my money on each soon after. Been a small time flipper and member of PCGS ever since.

The profits from these gold buffs helped fund the presidential dollar bank boxes.

OAKSTAR

@derryb said:
2007, correct.

I got it mixed up with 2006 because that's when I started buying from the mint. Followed the advice of my guru Peter Schiff in his newsletter. He advised his readers to buy the new first year of issued $50 gold buffalo proofs from the mint and send them to this grading company called PCGS. I followed his advice, bought four for I think $600 ea., joined PCGS, and figured out how to submit coins. All four came back PR70 and I tripled my money on each soon after. Been a small time flipper and member of PCGS ever since.

That works! 👍🏻 👍🏻

joeykoins

@OAKSTAR said:

@joeykoins said:
Here are some numbers to throw out at ya guys.

There are 2000 Quarters in a bank box. All BU brand new. 2000 × $10 = $20,000

True of false: I would burn all my money, before I would buy a box of 2000 all BU quarters for 20k? 😂 😉

Not the year, 2000. 2019 or 2020's were talking.