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Message:: [QUOTE="huntsman53, post: 251470, member: 1242"]Jerseygirl, Most of the State Quarters have value above face value in Mint State condition, especially the higher grades and some much more than others! The 1999 State Quarters and some others, fetch significant premiums in higher grades. My advice would be to keep the rolls intact and hold on to them, as the values for intact rolls from the Mints, should increase in value, especially many years after the State Quarter Program is over. I would also advise holding on to the Proof Sets, as some already have value above the issue price, especially the 1999 and 2001 Proof Sets. Since these also contain the State Quarters, the values of some should continue to rise as the values of the lower mintage State Quarters increase. Also, check for the rare "Close AM" Variety Cents in the 1999 and 2000 Proof Sets and if you happen to have a 1998 Proof Set, look for the "Close AM" Cent in it as well. Frank[/QUOTE]