1965-1998 Clad Quarters Share us your collection and why

Completed another a roll of 1990D Washington Quarters..

 

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Completed another roll of 1995 P Washington Quarters..

 

Another batch of rolled Washington Quarters air sealed and will go away forever...

Happy collecting..

 

YTD Inventory:
29 rolls
1171 loose quarters..
Total: 2,329
Next Goal: 3,000

 

Found 3 more drummer boys.

 

11 drummer boys total.

 

Well I'm back. Rescued 1970s with one beat up quarter. Well they will go bye bye.

 

Rescued 1980s from circulation..forever going dark

 

Rescued 1990s coin from circulation forever. VG to VF condition and all going dark forever..

 

YTD Inventory:
29 rolls
1200 loose quarters..
Total: 2,360
Next Goal: 3,000

 

Tell.us how many circulated washington clad quarters you have in your inventory.

 

I've probably got about 1200. There are ten rolls of "oddities" from
the old days and the rest are in the collections I've started since 1996.

My best collection is all XF to AU with everything after 1994 chU. I'm missing several of the post 2007 issues.

 

Thank you. I'm really happy and proud to see your collection. You have started way ahead and most of your collection are mint state. I looked at some of my few uncirculated silver and clads, i'm just imagining what would i feel if i had your amazing collection. I can only dream. Thanks again.

Happy collecting.

 

Two or three rolls awaiting a trip to the local bank to exchange for paper $.
My preferred circulated Washington quarters are 1932-1964 90% silver - at last count, I've got about 107 rolls, about half way to my next new car at current spot price

 

I only grab quarters from my pocket change.
Are you CRH all of these ?

I did get a drummer boy the other day.

 

You're lucky to find some silvers. I have only found two which are 1941 and 1964. 107 rolls and all silver? that is a lot.

 

CRH?

 

Coin Roll Hunting.
Getting boxes of quarters from the bank and going through them.

 

That's an impressive collection - it will always have value and a good emergency fund, too, if the need ever arises

 

No I'm not. The banks here in Los Angeles don't entertain that. I only go thru the laundrymat and trade them with other customers.