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I haven't seen any Gettysburg quarters yet, but I did just find an Olympic in my pocket change. I haven't really been looking out for this series, but now that I have really taken a good look at one I am amazed at just how beautiful it looks!
Over lunch I made a quick visit to the local coin shop and bought an el cheapo folder for these coins that I will give to my son for his seventh birthday next week (along with all the other coin-related stuff I have for him) and I'm looking forward to collecting these together.
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United States
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I found about a roll right after they came out but that was the only ATB I found all year. Newmismatist, If you PM me your address I'd be happy to send you an AU one. I have been thinking of dumping them back at the bank anyway. Edited by BluesZone
01/25/2012 12:50 pm
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All I've found in circulation are Glacier and Vicksburg, both P's. Haven't seen Gettysburg yet.
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United States
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I have a bunch, most of a new D roll from the bank.
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United States
406 Posts |
I've seen maybe 4 or 5 Gettysburg quarters in circulation - of all the ATB Quarters released so far, the only ones I've seen any significant numbers of are Yosemite and Yellowstone. |
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United States
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I haven't even seen an ATB Quarter in circulation. I just assumed they were not released to the public. |
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New Member
United States
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I've found a (as in 1) Yosemite quarter last year, that's it.  If it wasn't for the silver proof sets I wouldn't know what they look like!  |
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United States
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I was in Atlanta at the beginning of Jan, and was amazed at the amount of circulating ATB Quarters. I would say that I averaged 1 or 2 in change, per day while I was down there. Yes there were Gettysburg quarters in there.  |
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I've received all of the "D" 2011 Quarters in change.
Gettysburg the most (over a dozen), Chickasaw the least (only two)
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 United States
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Well, after starting this thread, I got tired of waiting to find a Gettysburg quarter in circulation, so I just hauled off and bought a deep cameo proof, slabbed and PCGS-graded PR69. I think it's pretty sweet:  (Thanks, by the way, to BluesZone for the kind offer.) |
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United States
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ive seen plenty of them in change and boxes I dont seem to find the glacier though
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Valued Member
United States
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I just got one from the vending machine the other day, then spent it in another vending machine. I get the P/D mint rolls so I don't really keep the circulated stuff much. I wasn't finding many in circulation anyway. You can definitely tell the mintages are lower with ATBs. I like it that way though. Keeps them more interesting in my opinion.
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M0nks, kind of the opposite with me. I've found two Glaciers but no Gettysburgs yet.
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I have found less than 10 of the 2010 ATB Quarters in circulation, all P except 1 D. I have not seen any 2011 ATB's of any design in change. I stopped buying rolls of these also a couple years ago, but I bought 2 rolls of the Gettysburg quarters because I live in Pennsylvania. And I like the design and the history. The Civil War always fascinated me also. The battlefield is a humbling place. |
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I've to be living in a wasteland for certain coin year and mintage. To date the only ATB's that I have seen are residing in my albums, and those were from the mint. I've received none in change and so Monday I am stopping at the bank and will start purchasing some quarter rolls to see if there are any there. |
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