Why is it so special?

I'm waiting till summer to get a job... I don't have the time with school right now... I get home at 5:00pm

 

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Have you tried busking?

When I was a kid I'd buy the cheap candy at the store, blopops, now n laters the small 6 piece packs, I think they are 25 cents now, single laffy taffies, and sell it to other kids at school for 2x the cost, just keep rolling it over building bank and inventory for my backpack, gotta keep it on the down low though sell between classes and on breaks. No idea if this is viable now, but it was in my day as long as you don't get caught slinging candy at school. LOL

 

My only musical talents invo---... you know what? lets not

 

I actually did something similar to this freshman year... My friends and I started selling sodas for $1-$2 a pop... Then I split off and did my own thing... we ended up making upwards of $70-$80 and only spent about $20 altogether on a few packages... other people had the same idea, got in trouble, and we had to stop it before we got in trouble... I haven't done it since, because I'm trying to straighten up the mistakes I've made.

 

That's pocket change compared to the amount released overall.

 

Yes, quarters are literally pocket change.

 

Mintage of 2 million for each design. How many other coins made for circulation in the past century have had a mintage under 2 million?
Cent 1909 S Svdb, 1914 D, 1931 S
5 cent 1915 S, 1921 S, 24 S, 26 S, 31 S
Dime 1901 S, 03 S, 04 S, 08 O,10 S, 13 S, 15 S, 16 D, 21, 21 D,30 S,31 D, 31 S
Quarter have had quite a few, but since the Washingtons started 1932 D, 32 S, 37 S

But basically no coins in the last 90 years have had mintages this low. And most of the pieces I listed are considered keys or semi-keys.