Nice Clad Quarter Roll Score

Every time I go East, I buy five rolls of quarters to help fill out the 'P's in my kids' sets. This last time I bought 5 rolls from a big bank in Fairfax City, VA, not expecting anything. I did notice they were hand-rolled, however. So I get home, open them with my kids and find they are almost ALL pre-State Quarters. Never thought I'd get excited about something like this, but I was thrilled. They'd obviously been rolled a while ago so most dates were a full grade or more above what I've been finding recently. Also scored two of the elusive 1969-Ps, which I'd not found at all in any rolls since I started trying to build a set last year.
I know, I know, nothing spectacular, but in today's context pretty cool.
I know, I know, nothing spectacular, but in today's context pretty cool.
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In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
I knew it would happen.
<< <i>Whether it is copper, silver, gold, platinum or clad - a nice coin is a nice coin. It's fun to collect coins the old-fashioned way. I still set nice AU coins aside when I'm on the road. Nice find, Grits! >>
You can still put together a really nice VF and better set of these though a few dates are
getting decidely tough in VF. The '69 is the toughest but the '71 isn't far behind. The '73-D
is another than can be almost impossible.
I opened one roll and I'm stocking the others away for the next 40 years.
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Speaking of, those are gorgeous rolls, Meltdown!
I used to collect those as a kid & was thrilled when I received one in change.
Nice roll scores guys...
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