Hi everyone. Well I did get one of these diamonds they must be for the price. I just took a visit to eBay there selling rolls for $900. Graded ones for a hundred. The second one is showing up but most are still Lowell. Now the idea was these were to be free. Not here there are over 600 plus for sale. Now I guess if you find all five and  you get a great grade someday they will be worth something but one out how much will you spend in stores or going from bank to bank. Or if you have been blessed nothing wrong with that you can buy rolls and rolls of them. The old look what's at the end of this roll is back. That's and old scam. The seller puts one at the front of a roll and one at the end and they put a question mark up. So you pay 600 to 900 and think you might have hit it and you have paid 600 to 900 for two. Keep looking. Somehow I'm glad I cant search. I'm glad my wife found one. It's turned into a big scam like we thought. Good hunting and buying like we said there in circulation in machines most people don't even know what they are but a regular quarter.

SCAM..

It's a shame they get your hopes up and the way they distributed them  seems to be the problem..

The mint seems to have one of two problems. Either they have no ideas or too many people have ideas and nothing good happens..

Buying rolls on eBay is a lazy collectors game. You deserve to get stung if you fall for their scams. The only seller I ever bought a roll of off was the U.S. Mint itself.

So far I've found seven, of three different releases over the two years. This left me to buy them since as time passes, finding decent ones- if at all- seems unlikely. So I chose PCGS in the grade of 65, a nice middle of the road number. I have all but the 2019 American Memorial and three of the 2020's. None of which I paid over $30.00 for, a few just over $20.00. Looking at the population numbers, and basing this off of my prices paid, those I lack will eventually be had for very close to these dollar figures. I can wait.

we've all seen markets like this before.  A lot of people get sucked in.

The mint mixes the w quarters with the Philidelphia and Denver mint ones in the roll. Therefore, there are no full rolls of w quarters.