Posted 10/09/2022 7:38 pm
I'll take a stab at mintage, Anna May Wong shows 7,620 sets available @ 40 coins = only 304,800. If so thats less than even the 1932 D and S. They might even be the lowest mintage Washington quarters period when its done. Those of course have far less survivability from being in circulation where these will be in uncirculated rolls so these are not likely to appreciate anywhere near to that extent. Condition was also a factor with those which wont be the case here if people just store the roll of coins you will have a lot of high grade examples that will exist long term.
In another change for 2022, the U.S. Mint is also no longer selling San Francisco-minted quarters in bags, and rolls of them will only be available as a part of a three-roll P,D,S set (40 each) now $54 up from $49.25. The Mint will continue to offer rolls and bags of quarters from the Philadelphia and Denver Mints. Most of these sets were 'pre sold' through enrollments and so few if any with that mintage will likely be available for release dates but you might try with a remind me if not in the enrollment. The Anna May Wong release date is Oct 25 but the others are sold out at the mint so you will have to check sold listings on ebay rather than the not yet sold listings on ebay to see what the actual current values are going for.
https://catalog.usmint.gov/american...at#statmp=no
In another change for 2022, the U.S. Mint is also no longer selling San Francisco-minted quarters in bags, and rolls of them will only be available as a part of a three-roll P,D,S set (40 each) now $54 up from $49.25. The Mint will continue to offer rolls and bags of quarters from the Philadelphia and Denver Mints. Most of these sets were 'pre sold' through enrollments and so few if any with that mintage will likely be available for release dates but you might try with a remind me if not in the enrollment. The Anna May Wong release date is Oct 25 but the others are sold out at the mint so you will have to check sold listings on ebay rather than the not yet sold listings on ebay to see what the actual current values are going for.
https://catalog.usmint.gov/american...at#statmp=no
Edited by datadragon
10/09/2022 7:51 pm
10/09/2022 7:51 pm
and a great way to both collect for yourself and add some profit either to fund your hobby or for other reasons. In this case the 304k are sold in only around 7,600 sets rather than 304k individual coins so its certainly possible for an entire set of 40 to disappear at once via survivability over time (or even multiple sets if 1 buyer bought several as you did) so there is a bit of possibility for even lower supply over time. I just was saying its lower than a 1932-d or s circulated coin. There is also certainly high demand which will increase being a popular series as the later collectors will want to go back and collect all the earlier releases. I dont see the demand falling over time either based on past quarter series. High demand combined with low supply is a great thing to spot ahead of time for potential speculation. 
