ATB Rolled Coins

For collecting? A fine idea, if that's what you like. For investing? I don't think you're going to see any profits from it, but it's not a lot of money either, so no biggie.

Yea I'm doing the same thing, I was getting 100 bags of both mints with a two roll set. But when they raised the price I said the heck with the 4 bags of 100. Plus I needed the money for my 25 Anv Sets. lol But I haven't restarted the bags, I'm only getting the 2 roll sets now. I wanted to have a complete roll set of every state with both mints, but looks like i'll have to settle for a mix of opened and unopened rolls. I guess I can still sell off the 100 bags and use profits to purchase replacement rolls that aren't opened. But I'd have to sell them individually. Which was my plan all along but many years from now. I didn't fully grasp the investment my original order would cost me when alls said and done. But now that I do I really feel my money's better spent somewhere else. There going to do just what the State Quarters are doing. At least IMO. But I do love having more variety's and errors to search through. Just can't wait for a full write up on them to be done. Heres to many more years. Cause I'll try my best to stick with the rolls to the end. But now that the mints thinking about releasing two limited mintage sets a year for SAE's I might have to do away with the rolls. But if you really enjoy the series keep up with them. If your moneys tight as mine is, weigh your options and think about what this investment could buy you. At the end of the year for 5 two roll sets of each years release, its roughly costing almost $200 if you add $5 for each shipment. One good thing is you'll always have $100 in quarters each year in case of emergencies. lol

Are there any known variety's or errors for the ATB's?
Where are the circulated ones? How many people have found all of them?


Ya as they sit in my safe wasting away.lol When I want to buy more valuable coins on a shoestring budget.

I just think the Mint is selling the 2 quarter roll set for too much money. $32.95 plus $4.95 shipping is a lot for $20 worth of quarters. Dealers might be a little cheaper, if you look around. Especially if you can buy multiple pairs for the same shipping cost as a single pair.




You could store the quarters in plastic containers. That helps preserve them much better than a paper roll. It would be very expensive to put most of the roll of quarters in Air-Tite holders though.

collect what you like is the most important thing! plus the ATB's are so cool anyways so yea its a good purchase.

Down here in SW FL for some reason I cannot find any circulating ATB Quarters at all. This is really surprising given that we are already two years into the series. It's either the banks that I am using or the fact that is a distribution void in this area. That's why I am purchasing from the mint, not that I am thrilled with the mint pricing.

I really like the look of these coins moreso than the State Quarters. IMHO this series is showing more artistic style that the previous State Quarters. I kind of wish that they'd do something like this in the half dollars given that there is more space on a half than on a quarter.

My collection of the ATB is really looking good. My wife really likes them too.