Uncirculated or proof I would save. Circulated clad, I would spend. That's just me, some people save them but I don't see them having any significant value in the near future.
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I save every one I get if they are not moldy. I do it as a tribute to my dad, who saved every one. When I found one of his "secret stashes" in April it is what made me get really into coins-among the items in the box were 5 Peace Dollars, one Morgan, a handfull of Mercury dimes-and about 25 BiCentennial quarters! I'm up to 33 now.
Many older people started saving bicentennial circulation coins. They were the first commemoratives most had seen, and the simple designs connected directly with childhood images.
I just learned that my parents have been saving some for the last 32 or 33 years. Should they be spent or is there a market for them? >>
..................use them at the laundromat.
"government is not reason, it is not eloquence-it is a force! like fire, it is a dangerous servant and a fearful master; never for a moment should it be left to irresponsible action." George Washington
I've got a little blank quarters whitman folder almost filled with circulated clad bicentennial quarters. I have no idea what compells me to save them, but every one I get goes in there.
I just got one the other day. I don't really like the design all that much but they do remind me of when I first started collecting so I like seeing them in circulation from time to time.
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I'd rather see an eagle on the moon than a bell on the moon.
It's still fun to get a drummer boy quarter every now and again.
<< <i>What brought this on? Looking at some bicentennials?
It's still fun to get a drummer boy quarter every now and again. >>
I just learned that my parents have been saving some for the last 32 or 33 years. Should they be spent or is there a market for them?
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<< <i>What brought this on? Looking at some bicentennials?
It's still fun to get a drummer boy quarter every now and again. >>
I just learned that my parents have been saving some for the last 32 or 33 years. Should they be spent or is there a market for them? >>
It all depends upon grade.
The name is LEE!
One of these days I'll buy myself a silver set.
I just learned that my parents have been saving some for the last 32 or 33 years. Should they be spent or is there a market for them? >>
..................use them at the laundromat.