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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 3216523, member: 66&quot;]They get dumped into change jars all over the country and that is where they are sitting yet because people consider them too low a value to be worth fooling with either to roll or in most cases even to lug to a coinstar machine.&nbsp; So when the jar get full it is just pushed aside and they start a new one.&nbsp; If you work the numbers the number of coins that have to be lost, thrown away, of thrown into a change jar that never gets recycled come to less than 4 coins per household per week to consume the ENTIRE annual production of the Mint each year.&nbsp; Or one coin per person per week.&nbsp; How many of you pull just one coin per week out of circulation?&nbsp; Get a roll of new 2018 cents at the bank and put it away, that&#039;s your entire quota of coins from the mint for six months.&nbsp; With it needing such a small number of coins being pulled each week I marvel that were have ANY circulating coins at all.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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