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So I have to assume that the local Mobil station near my hotel must have received rolls of the 2026 Revolutionary War quarters. I stopped by again this afternoon for another round of Twinkies and got 2 more. I also got 2 2025 nickels, one D and one P in the same handful of change, the first P and second D of that coin.
I still have not seen any 2026 dimes or nickels, and I only have another 24 hours in the Chicago area before I head back to No-New-Coin-Land (AKA Phoenix).
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stopped by again this afternoon for another round of Twinkies and got 2 more. I also got 2 2025 nickels, one D and one P in the same handful of change, the first P and second D of that coin. Excellent! Quote:
I still have not seen any 2026 dimes or nickels, and I only have another 24 hours in the Chicago area before I head back to No-New-Coin-Land (AKA Phoenix).  |
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I'm still searching my change for them.  |
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Stopped at the local bank in Cedar Springs today to get a new card. I asked if they had anything from 2026 coins and he actually hauled out a roll of 2026-P Revolutionary War quarters. Said he only had a few rolls left if I wanted one. Was nice to see a bank around here with the 2nd design quarter. I have also gotten the Mayflower quarter from the same bank in Fed quarter rolls. Haven't seen any of the other coins in the wild yet.  Edited by BakerBill37
07/22/2026 4:27 pm
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Just got 3 from a Vending Machine! Outstanding! |
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Very good, BakerBill37.
Great find, Mojojojo.
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Thanks GLB49! Today was a great day for coins!  |
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The Mint is soliciting new business for its "Circulating Bulk Purchase Program", per a 7/23/26 Press Release: https://www.usmint.gov/news/press-r...hase-programQuote:The Circulating Bulk Purchase Program offers eligible purchasers the opportunity to acquire certain circulating coins in bulk quantities, supporting broader distribution of United States coinage while providing a convenient purchasing channel for organizations seeking larger volumes of circulating coins. The program currently includes circulating dime, quarter, half dollar, and dollar coin products. I think the Mint is talking out of both sides of it's mouth when it states, in the same press release: Quote:
The Circulating Bulk Purchase Program . . .supports the broader goal of ensuring coins reach businesses, collectors, institutions, and the public. That 'broader goal' doesn't align with the USM's recent behavior, e.g., minting to create expensive scarcities. The CBPP minimum order quantities ($50K plus for dimes, quarters, and halves; $140K for dollar coins) and processing fees would suggest only a well-capitalized company with a robust marketing and sales infrastructure would take the plunge on a pallet of coins. . .when advertisements for a certain dollar coin start hitting the back pages of AARP magazine, Sunday newspaper inserts, and the TV shopping channels, we'll know who took that plunge. . . Edited by cptbilly
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I saw that. It said something about it Native American and Innovation dollars being available for that program sometime, I believe. They gonna make those for circulation?
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