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Re: United States Mint to Produce Limited-Edition Fourth of July Declaration of Independence Quarters
Shoot. I meant five rolls a month. The good news is if you just check ten rolls a month for a year and a quarter your chances are a lot better. You're not sure to find one though. In the real wo… (View Post)2 -
Re: 1969 Quarter in change
Copilot (no question, last post as prompt)- After 1972 everything changed. Once the FED went to first‑in, first‑out rotation, no coins sat in storage. They all wore down evenly. About 90% of the surv… (View Post)1 -
Re: United States Mint to Produce Limited-Edition Fourth of July Declaration of Independence Quarters
250,000 coins only seems insignificant when you're looking for a nice VG+ or better 1969 dime in circulation. They are out there and most will suffer attrition before anyone actually finds it. I… (View Post)1 -
Re: United States Mint to Produce Limited-Edition Fourth of July Declaration of Independence Quarters
This would be the Everlasting Gob Stopper if more than 250,000 collectors are created. Whippersnapper! (View Post)1 -
Re: United States Mint to Produce Limited-Edition Fourth of July Declaration of Independence Quarters
If you check five rolls a week (and no one else does) you'll find one within ten years. Of course these coins stand out a lot and many will be on the look out for them so they'll almost all… (View Post)3