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Here's some dedication for you. My mother (bless her heart) is collecting both the Philadelphia Mint and Denver Mint of each state quarter issued for each of her -- get this -- six grandchildren (ages 7 to 17). She has albums for each. When they're completed, she'll present them at each child's following birthday. Isn't that sweet!!
Mams, my husband does the same thing Can you believe 10 albumsNine grandchildren and one for himAnd yes indeedy, both mints..You wouldn't believe the rolls of quarters he has..Mams, you know that I am on the religion forum but I do a little sinning now and then and take a roll of quarters to wash my car with
It took some Internet research, but I found some excellent albums of very good quality, and matching slip covers are available.
I initially purchased 3 albums with 20 sheets, but the FDC's are too thick because of the quarters. I will order a fourth.
If anyone is interested post here and I'll add the link.
It's actually a nice hobby. But I'll wait until the Franklin Mint frames the entire set - better, yet, mint a limited edition set in Sterling Silver....
I have a sterling silver set from Canada from a few years ago.
I started collecting them. Then I got to thinking. Idiot, you should be collecting the quarters they ain't making anymore. hahaha but I still collect the states. I have 7 books going right now. One for each grandkid. Also have spares case any of the kids get frisky again. I can still put together a few more books. haha
I did.. but the wife spent them on cigarette's one day. Made me mad.. so I bought the collection online from one of those shop on TV places. And now they are in my lil safe.. she knows not to touch these. heh heh.
Hello Everyone,
I have also been collecting the States Quarters since 1999 the year came out and the year my Daughter was born . This is the first time that I have collected anything. I thought that it would be an great gift to give to my Daughter once the set was completed . I decided since I was starting a coin collection that I mind as well collect a set for myself (it's been a fun journey) but, along the way I have missed afew of the States . Washinton (2), Utah (1), Hawaii (2), and Alaska (2). I was told by someone that I could get the missing coins from the bank at $1.00 for each coin . I have not checked with any banks...I quess I did'nt want to pay the interest . Can someone please tell my where can I get the States I am missing ?
I haven't seen a Hawaii quarter yet (or the newer D.C. quarter, which is really cool). I have all of the 'Silver Eagles' $1 silver bullion coins, from when they started in 1986.
I haven't seen a Hawaii quarter yet (or the newer D.C. quarter, which is really cool). I have all of the 'Silver Eagles' $1 silver bullion coins, from when they started in 1986.
Funny-we actually got two of the DC quarters yesterday here in New Hampshire. We were in the very southern part of the state about an hour and a half from home and that is where we found them.
I find that a lot-when we are away from home is when we find most of the new quarters.
My husband got the DC one when he was snowboarding the other week in Pa. The women had 3 rolls of them that she had just opened!
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