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<p>[QUOTE="PdlJmpr, post: 1031897, member: 23797"]'</p><p>I got some of my states a little late and the grades show. I missed out on Guam completely and decided I would pay the premium to the mint not to have to stand in line with the rest of the circulation collectors. I still collect everything else from bank rolls and change, and I would have bought the '09 & '10 nickels & dimes if the mint had been selling them. Just waiting now for either the price to settle if they don't hurry up. 30 years of design repetition previous to 1999 are almost forgotten, but not enough to be disinterested or uninvolved in today's bonanza of choices. Full speed ahead on the Park Quarters. Have subscription, will collect.</p><p>My opinion on future designs is that the future cannot be predicted. But if it could be predicted I would say that congress and the mint will outdo themselves trying new gimmicks to increase public consumption. Don't hold your breath for retro coins in either design nor metal and both are definitely not in the reasonable realm of possibility. Pining for the good old days is a waste of breath. Today's coins go in the same red book without asterisks.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="PdlJmpr, post: 1031897, member: 23797"]' I got some of my states a little late and the grades show. I missed out on Guam completely and decided I would pay the premium to the mint not to have to stand in line with the rest of the circulation collectors. I still collect everything else from bank rolls and change, and I would have bought the '09 & '10 nickels & dimes if the mint had been selling them. Just waiting now for either the price to settle if they don't hurry up. 30 years of design repetition previous to 1999 are almost forgotten, but not enough to be disinterested or uninvolved in today's bonanza of choices. Full speed ahead on the Park Quarters. Have subscription, will collect. My opinion on future designs is that the future cannot be predicted. But if it could be predicted I would say that congress and the mint will outdo themselves trying new gimmicks to increase public consumption. Don't hold your breath for retro coins in either design nor metal and both are definitely not in the reasonable realm of possibility. Pining for the good old days is a waste of breath. Today's coins go in the same red book without asterisks.[/QUOTE]
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