I completely forgot about this thread. Similar to my quarter collection.

Now when I get a shiney new quarter, I don't even turn it over and wonder, "Oooo... perhaps this is a brand new one!" I guess that's what happens when you make these things last 10 friggin years just to collect 50 easy-to-find coins. It's not really much of a collection. It's kind of lame, actually.

I filled my Phil Mint book and have like 3 blanks in my Denver mint book. Totally hacked me off when I saw DC, since there wasn't a slot for it in my books.

They also have ****ing puerto rico. That not a state.
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I bought the US mint sets for 10 years so I have all of the state quarters in mint condition. I have absolutely no interest in Guam, Puerto Rico or any other country however. They're not real valuable but I think they make an interesting collection.

I have almost a complete book now, the problem is that the book I have didn't include a space for Puerto Rico or D.C. and I have coins for them now.

No way. I only collect cool things. Like comics, board games, and Dungeons and Dragons manuals.

Us too. We collected two books work and had them filled when I spotted a shiny new quarter I hadn't seen. It was either PR or DC, can't remember which but my first response was WTF? because my books don't handle them.

My F.I.L. has completed a book for each of his 6 Grandchildren. It's been his Labor of Love. Pretty Cool.

I can at least make an argument for 2 of the 3 but D & D is a gay-ron-TEED poon deterrent...

A ****ing Yellowstone quarter? Are you kidding me?

Yeah we collected the states for the kids and grandkids. Right at the end they announced they would be doing them for territories/etc. We said enough of that crap.

Apparently this is old news, nothing to see here.

https://www.usmint.gov/mint_programs/atb/

I like the presidential coins better and even then without the silver content, it doesn't do much for me.

Seems like my wife's grandmother gave us a starter set of these years ago, but we ended up using them for laundry before we moved to the suburbs.

I amass a large quantity of them and then when the cashier asks for like $20.78 I hand her a $20, 3 quarters and three pennies. Sometimes I hand her a nickel in lieu of the three pennies, like when I only have two pennies or something like that.