I did the same thing.....I didn't get about 15 states or so.....and all of mine are Denver mint. I turned in A LOT of partial tubes and partial rolls of Uncirc. states too.
It does get burdensome to hold onto "a pile" of rolls, and one begins to wonder if it's really worth it to keep some of them or any at all. The "
State Qtr. Frenzy" did this to a
WHOLE BUNCH OF FOLKS ! So, don't feel like the Lone Ranger ! .....
Prices for the Silver Proof Sets and the Proof Sets, have come way down in some cases......like the 1999 Set.
There
are low mintages to have in BU. There are some very modest semi-semi-semi-keys like the 2002 P or D Tennessee.
But, I would just say, that if you really want the money that these rolls would give you for face value..(2000-2003)...take em' back in without
too much concern of a lost opportunity or potential.
If you aren't in a hurry.....you could try selling them here on the forum, for a
very modest profit.....if you meet all of the rules accordingly to do so.
There are options for you......you just need to decide what "you" want to do really.
In any case....don't expect very much beyond face value for them. In 40 years, however, it's hard to say. There are a lot of them being "preserved" by collectors just like me and you......but there are
also a lot of collectors who will, or already have, just turned them back in, or will eventually, which puts them back into circulation too, they'll get tired of storing them once they've realized they're just not worth much beyond face value.......so.....who knows how it'll work out in the "long-haul"......
Posted 09/30/2010 12:23 pm
