$10 Bank Rolls - Quarters

I have all 1965-98 quarters except for the 1968 quarter as said earlier. I am keeping at least one quarter from each of these years. Should I try to get all P and all D for each year? Or just keep one from each year and then put the rest back into rolls and get some nickel and/or dime rolls?

Now if you lived in Illinois, you could help feed our toll roads with thoes. Also, use at laundromats, waitresses tips, purchasing a newspaper or use the entire amount for just gas for your car.

I worked at a gas sation last year. Right after Katrina, when gas was like $3.20, I seen SUV's put $100 pluss in them.

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Found about $8 in quarters I had in a bag and the first quarter I see is the 1968 I'm missing. I now have 14 years with both a P and D quarter. I'm gonna go to the bank and take four $10 rolls of quarters and exchange for nickels and dimes.

Have you ever tried to jip the bank out of .25? They'll send the goon squad to your doorstep!

SportzStar, I too collect the quarters, but only the state series. My thought is that being as you have the most part, or at least nearly halp of them, why not go for the rest? You live where you have the ability to look fior both the "P", and "D" MM with an even chance of finding them. We "out West"m\, have to be content with the "D imn the majority. The same applies to the East coast. Instead of going thru a doubtful set of Ha;f-open rolls, get them from the bank at face value, and/or get them by the box, ($500.00), and return those you don't use, (or spend them for cents, or what ever. O find everything under the sun in the rolls that are NOT delivered by the Armoredcar service. THe delivery type boxes are usually filled with more common circulated coins, but there will be Canadian quarters, , or some other "same-sized" coin in the rolls, now and again.
Dick