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I have an assorted roll of the ATBs sitting here from the last two boxes I did. Anyone wants for face plus shipping, let me know. Quote:
I will start caring about quarters when they go back to a regular design. Please do tell, what design would that be? |
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Smokeriderdon ... I'll take them. If you'll pm me the details, I'll write you a check and stick it in the mail. Thanks for the offer. Merry Christmas to you and yours!
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Kelly, just so you know, I still have yours. I'm sitting on a half-completed roll of the second 2005 nickel design; if I can't finish it this week, you may get a short roll, but it'll be better than the single copy of the design I thought I'd have to send.
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Quote:redlock, they already did. The ATB series has been extended through 2033. The Sec Treas isn't supposed to make that decision until the ninth year of the program. Quote:
Please do tell, what design would that be? Well if they follow the authorizing legislation for the ATB program it will be Washington crossing the Delaware. |
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 ...just found 2 Denali's and an Olympic...  *one of the Denali's is wayyyy better than my free slabbed Glacier ATB that graded MS65. Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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01/04/2013 2:13 pm
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Quote:Well if they follow the authorizing legislation for the ATB program it will be Washington crossing the Delaware. That would be a welcome permanent reverse and very emblematic for bringing the focus back to Washington. Plus, since the demise of the LMC, we need a coin with it's subject on the front *and* back! Let's hope the Treasury Sec doesn't exercise the option for another 10-year run of ATB. I like the ATB program fair enough, but enough is enough. |
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Just catching up on this thread today. I like the ATB Quarters a lot but I agree with a previous post that said they are really hard to see on such a small coin. I recently purchased the 2010 silver proof set and the ATB coins in there are absolutely stunning. They look awesome. Even though I started a BU collection of the quarters, I am probably going to pick up the 2011 and 2012 silver proof editions primarily for the ATB Quarters. Dave |
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I received 2 2011-P Chickasaw quarters in my change today! one was in very nice shape, probably AU but the other is in just good condition.
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I just found rolls of 2012-P Hawaii Volcanoes at a local bank and got a couple. Had found a few in change, but nice to get uncirculated roll so I can cherry pick for my collection. I hope Denali shows up before too long.
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Finally I had a good week. I found a Chaco culture "d" and a Denali "d." My friend found a Chaco culture "p" and gave it to me. These have been the hardest to find but plenty of Chickasaw and Hawaii around here. Chaco culture is the only "p" quarter I have. The hunt is always on :)
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here in north Carolina they are almost as scarce as hens teeth I have got 7 in circulation in three years
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I buy a roll or two of quarters here and there and have been pretty lucky with getting some in every roll till yesterday. I can't believe how nice they are. Just in beautiful condition.
Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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I stop into the the Mint here in my home town of Philadelphia and they have a change machine that dispenses the given ATB at the time (usually follows as they are released, you can go donw and keep feeding paper dollars in the machine and get as much circulated ATB's as you want. They put it right in front of the gift shop! |
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Yeah I don't quite have access to that machine lol. That would be sweet though.
Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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Quote:I stop into the the Mint here in my home town of Philadelphia and they have a change machine that dispenses the given ATB at the time (usually follows as they are released, you can go donw and keep feeding paper dollars in the machine and get as much circulated ATB's as you want. thats awesome! |
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