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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ICollectCoins, post: 563091, member: 17922&quot;]Frankly, I don&#039;t use change much. Use the plastic and pay it off online each month. But I&#039;ve already come across three 2009-D&#039;s. That may not seem like many, but I&#039;ve probably only handled 100 coins in change since Feb 12. What has amazed me is the unwillingness of local banks to part with rolls of the coins. Even my own bank and credit union said, won&#039;t get &#039;em. Won&#039;t hold &#039;em. Tellers won&#039;t call you if they get &#039;em. </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Regarding the Question At Hand, I don&#039;t know that it will drive people away. I think they&#039;ll enter circulation and people will see them and pull them out as they become more common. Perhaps they won&#039;t have BU specimens, but honestly, most beginners don&#039;t. My penny collection was (and still is) more brown than red.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>I&#039;m no expert, but my gut feel is that the folks that give up just because they don&#039;t get the new cent as soon as it comes out would probably have become bored or disinterested before they had all four cents from 2009.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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