Happy hunting!

Love it when the silver shows up

@joeykoins said:
OK,
Another QUARTER Bank Box attempt...

The only promising Ender!
Can it be???
Does this finally mean that these now, are in my area?
Let's Hope So guys!


Let's open this Roll first.


Let's Goooooooooooooooooooo

Finally

Wtg 👍

@MsMorrisine said:

@WQuarterFreddie said:
Joey, sorry to burst your bubble but the privies are in P rolls not D.

who says?

Prove me wrong.

.> @WALLE said:

The U.S. Mint produced only 250,000 special 2026 Declaration of Independence quarters with a small “JULY 4th” privy mark on the obverse and no mint mark (no P or D)

. These were not sold as a separate Mint product — instead, they were randomly mixed into circulation through banks, cash registers, vending machines, and other channels nationwide

.

Because they carry no mint mark, they will not be in the standard “D” rolls that the Mint sells as a product. **However, D rolls (Denver‑minted regular quarters) are still part of the general circulation stream, and the privy‑marked coins could be found in them if the Mint’s random distribution placed them there **

.> @WQuarterFreddie said:

@MsMorrisine said:

@WQuarterFreddie said:
Joey, sorry to burst your bubble but the privies are in P rolls not D.

who says?

Prove me wrong.

@joeykoins said:

@WQuarterFreddie said:
Joey, sorry to burst your bubble but the privies are in P rolls not D.

Oh, ok, thanks.

Like I said they will not be in D rolls.

To clarify, I meant new coin rolls of all D mints including the ones circulated by the Federal Reserve and definitely not the rolls sold directly to customers of the US Mint

My comment was directed to Joey because he was posting a D mint Jefferson quarter and I know he constantly searches quarter rolls.

I was trying to help him so he didn't waste his time searching D mint new coin rolls.

They may be found in recirculated mixed rolls that contain Jefferson D mints, older coins and even P mints however they will be more damaged since they were circulated at least one time.

@WQuarterFreddie said:

@WALLE said:
The U.S. Mint produced only 250,000 special 2026 Declaration of Independence quarters with a small “JULY 4th” privy mark on the obverse and no mint mark (no P or D)

. These were not sold as a separate Mint product — instead, they were randomly mixed into circulation through banks, cash registers, vending machines, and other channels nationwide

.

Because they carry no mint mark, they will not be in the standard “D” rolls that the Mint sells as a product. **However, D rolls (Denver‑minted regular quarters) are still part of the general circulation stream, and the privy‑marked coins could be found in them if the Mint’s random distribution placed them there **

.> @WQuarterFreddie said:

@MsMorrisine said:

@WQuarterFreddie said:
Joey, sorry to burst your bubble but the privies are in P rolls not D.

who says?

Prove me wrong.

@joeykoins said:

@WQuarterFreddie said:
Joey, sorry to burst your bubble but the privies are in P rolls not D.

Oh, ok, thanks.

I just asked AI for the answer and this was the response:

No, the 2026 July 4th privy mark quarters are not found in uncirculated Denver ("D") mint rolls, as they were distributed exclusively mixed into Philadelphia-issue shipments.Key Details on the July 4th Privy QuartersNo Mint Mark: The special July 4th privy quarters feature no mint mark at all (leaving a blank space where a "P" or "D" would normally be).Distribution Reality: Coin roll hunting reports and numismatic tracking indicate these rare coins (mintage of only 250,000) were mixed strictly into Philadelphia-associated distribution channels.Denver Rolls: Boxes or rolls marked with a Denver ("D") mint origin do not contain these privy-marked quarters.