2011 Coins

There are none made. The US Mint heard about you and decided to stop production to irritate you and the rest of us.
Actually I think your a bit early looking for those. Many are still looking for 2009's. I know around me in the Mid West I've still having a difficult time with the 2009's and seldom see a 2010.

I got 3 2011D's tonight in change (Mississippi). I thought it would take longer. I have still not found a LP4 Philly in circulation.

Of course everyone on this forum are nice. It really is difficult to be nasty when your dealing with coins. We all are to busy trying to figure out what the Mint will do next to irritate us all.
Don't know why but this same subject comes up all the time. And basically the same thing happens every year. The coins from the present just don't make it around me and when they finally do appear, it's like they were being circulated for 10 years. No one likes Illinois people you know.

I haven't seen an '11 cent yet but found two other 2011 coins in circulation recently: An Andrew Johnson dollar and today, a Gettysburg quarter. What's kind of amazing that it took me until November of last year before I got a '10 quarter and I got my first '11 quarter in March.

I'm in St Louis, and I found a single 2009-D dime this week in the first roll of a box. I did a box of Nickels maybe 2 weeks ago and got 13 2009-D Nickels. Seen plenty of 2010's P and D of both Nickels and Dimes. No 2011's yet though.

Creating paper dollar bills is a more expensive proposition than ever, states AOL News. Thus, it is high time the government saved some cash, suggest Sens. Richard Shelby, Robert Casey and Tom Harkin. On behalf of the United States Government Accountability Office (GAO), the Senators are calling on Congress, the Federal Reserve and the Treasury to pull $1 notes from circulation and substitute them outright with $1 coins. Coins are more durable, and so don't need to be replaced as often as paper bills. Other countries have replaced lower-denomination bills with coins.