2009 (6 pc) quarters clad proof set

Teddy Roosevelt Quarters?

If the Mint puts Theodore Roosevelt on the obverse of the National Park Quarters as was recommended, will it become a new series? Will Washington Quarter collectors move on to something else?

 

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Taking George off of the quarter would be a BIG deal. It would be like taking Lincoln off of the cent.

 

Sholom, the number of these coins minted has nothing to do with the popularity of the subject or the population of the honored area. Also, the value of the coin isn't dependant on the number of Guamanian collectors - This is a US coin, issued throughout the country, in the numbers ordered by the Fed to meet the needs of commerce. The DC and Puerto Rico coins don't have low mintages because people don't want to collect them, but because the banks don't need quarters right now. The population or popularity of each state had no influence on the number minted, and the subject of the individual coins within the series has little or no impact on the after-market value.

Those saying they are tired of all the new designs obviously were never interested in coins in the first place - only in turning a profit.

 

I agree with pretty much everything you are saying -- although perhaps I was a bit unclear about what I was saying. There are some people that collect all the quarters, but there are some who collect, or hoard, or throw in the jar, only coins that interest them. People from state-X might save some quarters marking their state, and not save any other quarters.

Now, perhaps I am off base, but I suspect that _demand_ for PR quarters will be higher than for Guam quarters.

Further, I suspect that while the number minted is not connected to its popularity -- it's possible that the number put into special sets are. I certainly don't know this to be true, but that has indeed been the pattern for this year. Specifically:

- the LP1 Log Cabin rolls sold out quickly (96K made); and the LP2 rolls have already sold over 200K and not sold out yet.
- the DC Quarter Roll mint sets sold out fairly quickly; and the next coin (PR) had a larger number of sets produced (and not sold out yet)

Does that mean Mint will make fewer Guam sets? Perhaps? I dunno . . .

 

Now, THAT'S a question worth having an answer for.

If only my crystal ball wasn't out for repair... :goofer:

 

latest figure:
6 pc clad quarters proof set - 451,670
6 pc silver quarters proof set - 163,703

 

received by guam quarters mint roll. 10 sets total. dated may,2009

 

latest:
clad proof - 473,736
silver proof - 179,282

 

2009 6 pc clad quarter set - 511,957
2009 6 pc silver quarter set - 214,977

 

2009 6pc clad quarter set - 515,503
2009 6pc silver quarter set - 218,387

total include set without box & c.o.a.:
2009 6pc clad quarter set - 1,403,832
2009 6pc sivler quarter set - 568,959

 

should i buy clad quarter set, presidential set, and 4 pc lincoln proof set without box and c.o.a. the mint sell clad quarter set for $14.95 with box & c.o.a. some dealers sell it for $6.00 a set without box and c.o.a. the mint sell the prez set for $14.95 and without box & c.o.a. cost only $8.00/set from dealers. the lincoln set is quite different. mint sell lincoln set with other coins for $29.95. but the dealer sell the lincoln set for $18.95 without box & c.o.a.
to summarize it. the lincoln set is quite expensive. the other two sets are cheap.

 

i just bought it. cost me $1.00 each for the quarter proof.

 

bought 1,600 pc or 20 set of the 2009 american samoa quarter two rolls set. and 600 pc or 100 set of the 2009 clad quarter proof set.

 

prices of district of columbia and puerto rico will fall due to other quarters mintages were so low.

 

2009 6 pc clad quarter proof set - 519,346
2009 6 pc silver quarter proof set - 385,739

include set without box and c.o.a.:
clad - 1,435,015
silver - 606,352

 

by the end of december 2009. the mint will not selling any 2009 clad and silver proof set, mint unc. set. because the mint stated that all the sets will be on sale from the beginning of the year. so i predict the 2009 clad proof set will have a mintage of around 1,250,000 and the silver proof set around 650,000.

2009 clad proof set - 936,675
2009 silver proof set - 406,455

 

2009 6 pc clad quarter set - 524,885, include clad proof set - 1,481,466
2009 6 pc silver quarter set - 224,011, include silver proof set - 647,743

 

25 pc of the empty box without coins but with c.o.a. and empty case of 2009 six pieces clad quarter set sold at e-bay for $103.59 plus $5.00 shipping. wow.

 

Wow!!!!!!!!!

 

09 clad quarter set - 527,863
09 silver quarter set - 226,480