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Better Late Then Never posted by BeawChan

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But still very late!

 

Well I bought some milk and mint chip ice cream today and received 3 very shiny quarters in change. As is my habit, I flipped them over and saw 3 beautiful Gettysburg quarters. These are the first I've seen in circulation, in fact these are the first 2011 quarters I have seen outside of mint sets. Seems like change barely ciculates any more. I put it in my Whitman album. It joins 3 quarters from 2010. I guess I will need to get some quarter rolls from the bank and find the missing ones.

 

Later,

Malcolm

 

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Malcolm,

I'd say you are pretty acurate on the change not circulating. More than 50% of people now Debt or Credit so change and bills are becoming obsolete. I finished a house 3 months ago for a wealthy couple from Florida and we talked a few minutes about coins. They had not seen a President Dollar and had no clue as to what it was. In the near future we probably won't need change and dollars, just a plastic card that adds and subtracts our value.

Sounds a little harsh to a numismatical mind but you can see it happening. Go to the bank and get those rolls while you still can.The Sesqui is SWEET!!

 

Later-----Rick

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Rick,

Funny you should mention the Presidential Dollars. When my family and I were on vacation recently, the beach locker "tokens' I used a one dollar bill to buy were actually Presidential dollars. those were the first I have ever received over a counter. We gotta get rid of that Bill or those coins will never have even the slightest chance of circulating.

 

Cheers,

Malcolm

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