Advice On Locating Different Minted Coins.

Absolutely. I am from eastern PA, and 99% of what I get at the bank is Philadelphia coins. Even the mix from the 70s and 80s is like 75% skewed towards Philly. When I search old hoards, same deal, almost all Philly. Most of the time the Denver coins are absolutely beat to junk—they travel a long way to get here, and make many stops along the way!

Works pretty well if you search Jefferson nickel modern DDRs, as almost all of them are on P minted coins. Odds of finding a 2005-D speared bison are about 0%. Maybe you've got good opportunities to find rare modern Denver coins? =)

I've lived just west of Denver for 10 years and only get Denver MM coins (occasional S & P).
My collection from my Dad & his Father are mostly Philly MM, pre 1980. They were in NYC & DC.
Re: finding coin rolls from other mints you could buy from ebay. Just be mindful of the
shenanigans that can occur there. I have purchased rolls from various sellers from Philly
Mint for many different years. Found nothing amazing however.

Stay active here and once you qualify, you can start trading with CCF members.

Technically the distribution is from the Fed's Contracted Coin Terminals not the actual Fed itself.

https://www.frbservices.org/financi...erminal.html

Thanks BStrauss3,
That explains why some of the rolls from the bank are Lomas rolls.
Appreciate the info

I'm in Central Texas and for the most part only ever see D MMs.

I've not spent a lot of cash since the pandemic so I have a LOT of holes to fill!

too the CCF

Good discussion above.

I live outside of Washington DC and while the vast majority of my pocket change is Philly minted I was able to complete the entire Jefferson nickel series 1938-Date from local bank rolls.

So - at least in my case there are enough D and S mint coins to keep it interesting for CRH.