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Feedback On Uncirculated Dollar/ State Quarter Rolls

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 Posted 06/28/2020  10:52 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add gvf_rls to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hello, I am new to this forum, but I'd appreciate some feedback from collectors.
Years ago, my Grampa, an avid coin collector, gave the grandkids rolls of uncirculated dollars and State Quarters he would get from the bank when they were issued. Now I am not sure what to do with them. I am not a coin collector, and have no sentimental attachment to these.

The rolls of dollars are from the 2010s, paper wrapped, with each a coin visible on each end. From what I can see, they look to be in excellent condition.
The rolls of State Quarters are also wrapped in paper, 1 roll per state, some are "P", some are "D", and some are not labeled either way. A couple of the rolls are in less than mint condition, but most are in excellent condition.

Is there any collectable value to these coins?
I hate to just take them to a bank, it seems a shame to put uncirculated coins into circulation if someone else wants them.

I appreciate any thoughts from the coin collecting community.
Thanks!
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to CCF. Check ebay sold values and get an idea on how much to ask for your rolls to sell on ebay.
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Good advice.



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A check of ebay sold info would be wise. If you live near a reputable coin shop, it might be fun to drop in and show the proprietor a sampling of what you have. The shop may be interested in acquiring them for a tad over face value, or putting you in contact with someone they know who loves to collect what you have.
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Thanks for the input. It's hard to imagine much demand for the Statehood Quarters, but the dollar coins might be promising.
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