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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;theshoegazer, post: 3355133, member: 69354&quot;]Northeast here - P coins are the rule. D pennies are uncommon, even in instances where the Denver output was greater than the Philly. D nickels, dimes, and quarters will turn up after a couple of years. I just assume that pennies don&#039;t travel far from their point of release. They go from the mint to distributors to banks to business to people&#039;s pockets... who then take them home and put them in a jar until they need cash or the jar is filled. </p><p><br /></p><p>I lived briefly in the bay area and do remember seeing the occasional S penny in my change, but I wasn&#039;t collecting that point so only occasionally checking pocket change. How common are S coins (not counting impaired proofs) in CA and the west coast in general?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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