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Best method to cover the new Jeffersons - need help.
Tade
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With the new designs comming out - I believe there will be a total of 4 in all, it seems to me that
the best method to cover the transition would be to put aside
One roll each from the Denver and PA mint
2003 rolls - pre change
Rolls of each new design
2006 rolls - post change
Of course I will be buying the mint, proof and silver proof sets for each year.
Any further ideas?
the best method to cover the transition would be to put aside
One roll each from the Denver and PA mint
2003 rolls - pre change
Rolls of each new design
2006 rolls - post change
Of course I will be buying the mint, proof and silver proof sets for each year.
Any further ideas?
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With the millions if not billions of each that will come out, I will just get the mint ,proof and silver proof sets. If the new nickels are offered seperately like the 1999 SBA's were, I will have to get those also.
Rolls won't be anything special. I expect the new nickels will be produced in greater quantities than the state quarters are. One can always cherrypick them but to hold quantities will be of no use in my opinion.
days it is much more difficult to be the first to find something but it's still
possible. If there is one they'll mostly be released in just one or two
areas so save them even if they seem excessively common.
A mint wrapped or bank wrapped roll might make an interesting souvenir
and it's not impossible it could increase in value. Some of these could even
become a collectible in their own right, but it's highly unlikely these coins
will attain much value in typical condition. They will be saved in massive
numbers.
Watch the sets for varieties too!