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Pillar of the Community
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Always displaying numerous contact marks.
Amazing how little it takes to mark up a new coin compared to ones that have been "in the system" for many decades... BY THE WAY, TNG, as of this second you are at 9999 POSTS! |
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BY THE WAY, TNG, as of this second you are at 9999 Probably pausing to reflect on the milestone.   |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Got one more P-Washington as change at CVS, and one more outside ON THE GROUND! The checkout lady did say they are indeed in a coin shortage. She was glad I paid with a bunch of ones!
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United States
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Outstanding!  |
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United States
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I finally found my first Washington Crossing the Delaware Quarter just a few days ago! It's weird considering I had already found both P and D pennies, nickels, and dimes...  |
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I finally found my first Washington Crossing the Delaware Quarter just a few days ago! Congratulations!  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Interesting to see that people aren't getting 2021 coins for some reason, I was swarmed with full uncirculated boxes of all denominations of 2021 coins at my local bank since February. Roll hunter here in Las Vegas, the coin shortage and the uncirculated definitely made roll hunting difficult this year. Keep on hunting!
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Well, in my case the reason is that I have not been using cash at all. I think I used it one time, this summer, and it was a whole dollar amount.  And since my wife converted to curbside pickup, I have not had her change to search, either.  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Looking back at 2021, I am amazed at the sheer (lack of) quantity of '21 coins I found compared to '20! Makes me wonder if the Washington Crossing the Delaware quarters will be hard to find in the future? I hope '22 will be better though I am not very fond of the "Women" quarters... The new George on the front is interesting, but only the Wong coin interests me. (I'm a woman, therefore I can complain about women-coins) ;-)
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Pillar of the Community
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It took a while, but I finally found two 2021-D Kennedy halves at my bank today. |
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Quote: It took a while, but I finally found two 2021-D Kennedy halves at my bank today. Excellent! |
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Oh, NOW I am finding some 2021 coins!  |
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On a trip to northern Ohio this past week, I made a point to buy with cash whenever stopping in to a gas station for coffee, snacks, or whatever, hoping for some Philly mint coins which I typically don't see in central Texas. It paid off! I scored the following 2021 coins that are hole-fillers for me: o 3 P WCtD quarters (man I love that design) o 1 Tuskegee P quarter o 1 P cent That's an exorbitantly expensive (but fun) way to fill holes. Good thing that wasn't my primary reason for the trip. |
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Well done!  |
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