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State Quarters Vs. ATB Quarters

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 Posted 09/07/2025  12:03 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add jbuck to your friends list
The people of Chicago would revolt if you put that on the Illinois quarter!
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 Posted 09/07/2025  2:47 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add RWC112 to your friends list
I've collected both and all the 1932 to 1998 Washington's I like the ATB more than Statehood though
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 Posted 01/08/2026  11:40 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add JohnQPublic to your friends list

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"More State Quarters, this time featuring each state's most unique roadside tourist attractions. Example: Illinois, the World's Largest Catsup Bottle..."
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Maybe a Route 66 series?

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Please note that [quote] and [q] both work.

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 Posted 01/08/2026  1:24 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Dearborn to your friends list

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The people of Chicago would revolt if you put that on the Illinois quarter!

a lot of states would
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 Posted 01/08/2026  1:37 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add jbuck to your friends list

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a lot of states would
Perhaps. All I can say is that Missouri can keep it all for their barbecue sauce.
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I like the Route 66 idea, I could get behind that one.
Maybe that will be after the Youth Sports series.
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So, given my wife is travelling, and I could spend some time, I sorted through containers of change I have been collecting for 20+ years. I got a lot of copper pennies (a few wheaties, one lousy Indian head), plus a few foreign coins, and a big chunk of quarters- mostly ATB and States. So I ordered the collection books for ATB and Statehood and thought just fill what I can for the fun of it. I got at least one mint mark for 32/56 (57%) ATB and some two mints, and 31/50 states plus PR (at least one mint mark, a few w/2, 61% of states + PR). I have a number of extras on mint marks too (are their trading programs on this site?). Again, this is just for the fun of it, but if they keep debasing currency, the metal value of the coins may exceed face soon (I already collect nickels and Cu pennies because this is the case).
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 Posted 01/09/2026  10:35 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Bump111 to your friends list
While I appreciated the kickstart that the State Quarter series initiated, I actually prefer the ATB Quarters for one reason - I think the renderings were much better in most cases. Perhaps technologies improved? If the Mint ever decides to restart a State-themed series, I expect even nicer results.
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So, given my wife is travelling, and I could spend some time, I sorted through containers of change I have been collecting for 20+ years. I got a lot of copper pennies (a few wheaties, one lousy Indian head), plus a few foreign coins, and a big chunk of quarters- mostly ATB and States. So I ordered the collection books for ATB and Statehood and thought just fill what I can for the fun of it. I got at least one mint mark for 32/56 (57%) ATB and some two mints, and 31/50 states plus PR (at least one mint mark, a few w/2, 61% of states + PR). I have a number of extras on mint marks too (are their trading programs on this site?). Again, this is just for the fun of it, but if they keep debasing currency, the metal value of the coins may exceed face soon (I already collect nickels and Cu pennies because this is the case).


You can sure see people hording nickels over the last several years. There even seemed to be a strain back before the collapse of the LME nickel contract in '08. You just don't see many old nickels any longer and most are common dates in abysmal condition.

I don't know what's going on with copper pennies but I know JohnQPublic isn't the only one setting them aside. What's funny is the percentage of coppers tends to remain stubbornly constant (with downward bias) despite high new mintages. In other words the evaporation of zinc pennies is nearly as high as the intentional withdrawal of copper cents from circulation.
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In other words the evaporation of zinc pennies
Literally.
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