United States Mint America The Beautiful Quarters™ Program

The "Two Roll Sets" for the Quarters will be $32.95 each though ! .... ...PLUS Shipping and Handling each time !
So, You'd have to pay $37.00 per two roll set every three months for two $10.00 rolls ! YEEEK !! No way do I want to do that for the entire length of the 10 year program ! (and it may extend beyond the ten years with the law as it's written)

Though I agree, yes, it will be difficult to acquire the P and the D from circulation in BU condition every time for the duration of the program. And since banks WON'T be carrying these in rolls like the State Qtrs.......a nice complete Set of these will be harder to have I suppose, for most folks. But that's still a lot of premium to be paying initially, at the beginning, and all the way through, before one even knows what they'll be worth at the end, 10 years from now. Nice MS grades will be keepers of the whole series though.....that's for sure

I may get the "Silver Round Version" of only a few that I like....but I won't be trying to collect the entire Set of these.

That is alot to pay for the two roll sets......and its more than every three months, as they are releasing 5 p/year!

Holy smokes - nearly $200 a year for 10 rolls of quarters.

Hmmmm - maybe the fresh out of circulation ones won't be too bad after all. LOL.

It'll be interesting to see the mintage #'s since they are doing so much in a year. The Lincoln mintage numbers and Pres Dollar #s have dropped off, as have many things at the mint.

I'd guess the first couple of parks will be overminted, and they'll adjust downwards from there. They may even try to predict which ones won't be big sellers, thereby creating some harder to find rolls.

Brucec......



Ahhhhh.....but keep in mind that these "Uncirculated Sets" contain the special "Satin Finish" coins, which are DIFFERENT than the regular business strikes.

There is no "problem" with putting "Satin Finish" in the albums at all.....it's just the "issue" of having a Satin Finish in the hole istead of a regular business strike coin. In actuality..one should have "both" versions in their albums. And that's really the subject. Putting a SF coin into a reg. biz. strike hole.
Many folks will put their Satins in a biz. strike hole and not care one way or the other....and that's fine, but this is the "issue".....it being technically and numismatically a "different coin".

If theres any I think are beautiful, I'll save one of those I like.

That is correct. Satin Finish mint set coins are not the same as regular business strike coins. They are almost as different from the business strikes as the proofs are.

Mint set coins used to be pulled from the same production as the business strikes, and for that reason they were considered the same thing.

However, the satin finish coins use different planchets and are produced on difference presses. They should not be considered the same as business strikes.