Should I Dump My State Quarters

I have one UNC set (rolled) in my top dresser drawer...it's not bothering me a bit. Actually just opened up the roll to look 'em over and over half of them have developed a GOLDEN TONE!

Do what your "inner-collector" tells you!

Thanks for the input, everyone. Actually my set is only about 90% complete. A few of them toned over the years and got removed. Eh, all in all they just don't interest me and are just taking up an entire row of a coin box. Since I am trying to downsize, and since 95% of the coin that interest me are ancients or darksiders, I just feel the need to purge a bit.

jbuck- Yeah, it is not that I am that hard up for money; rather, I just think that State Quarters are not exactly that desirable, collectible, etc. And they are just taking up a lot of room. If I were to cash them in and also cash in my prez. dollar coins I would have enough to buy a single, nicer coin.

And to be honest, I try to make my collection seem dissimilar to coins that one might use in a vending machine. A nice roman bronze would make me much happier than just glorified change.

OK, well I think that I will just cash them in at the bank. Holding onto them will just not really pay off in the end, and I am just not that fond of the designs.

IF you need the money, dump them. Same with the baby dollars. Neither will ever make you rich. I have a few Whitman Albums full of those Quarters and when the started the Park stuff, I stopped. If you don't need the money, remember that in about 100 or 200 years you could sell them for a little over face value making keeping them worth something.
Not sure why I keep mine except I just don't need the money right now. I fell for that keeping all the Bicentennial Quarters back in the 70's. After over 30 years I found they were at least worth a Quarter.
As to those baby sized dollars, I don't even try to collect those at all. So many do that even in 10,000 years they will be worth about $0.99 + or - a little.

Thanks for the input,everyone! I think that I'll dump them all. I really have no need for them. Once the US goes back to having one quarter design each year, then I'll go back to saving a BU P & D of each.

I'm not overly keen on them but am keeping the folder I have with them.

You may want to reconsider. The current program will, at minimum, run until 2021. The series may (and probably will) be extended by the Secretary of the Treasury to 2033. I do not know about you, but I am in no hurry to get to 2033.