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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;mrz1988, post: 733863, member: 21121&quot;]I live in central CT and I have found LP1-3 of the cents and one 09 dime (I haven&#039;t searched too many rolls other than nickels and pennies this year), all P mint, with ONE D mint LP-2.&nbsp; I&#039;ve seen all the quarters too but I don&#039;t collect the comm rev quarters yet (I don&#039;t like em) so I couldn&#039;t tell you which mints.</p><p><br /></p><p>I think the majority of the coinage hasn&#039;t been released into circulation yet, or has been released in small quantities in separated regions as needed.&nbsp; I&#039;ve seen probably 85% LP-2 cents, 11% LP-3s and 4% LP-1s.&nbsp; I have no explanation as to why other than my region likely got a good percentage of the LP-2 coins while other regions got more of the other two.&nbsp; I noticed the same thing with the westward journey nickels.&nbsp; I found a LOT of ocean views while it seems that they were rarer in more western states.</p><p><br /></p><p>Anyone know how the mint ships out its coins?&nbsp; I can imagine they ship to a relatively limited number of facilities around the country, and the coins are supposed to move around from there.&nbsp; That could explain why an extreme location (like Portland, ME) would take a much longer time to see new coins, they might not travel much farther north than Boston.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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