In my experience, Seth, I have found that almost no one in America has known anything about one dollar coins since the very first were released. As far as the public is concerned, the only $1 we have is the paper bill.

Although, Major D, if it wasn’t for the ridiculously high premiums for silver products the Mint now charges, this wouldn’t be such a bad idea at all.

At least you got some of that beautiful silver there, Major D.

I did go for them last year, Craig, but $300 a year is a bit much to complete the set.

I couldn’t agree more, Low Tech Sr.; this particular AWQ would look absolutely spectacular in the Five Ounce Burnished Silver version!

If you want to have all 40 quarters in the roll graded, they will need to be separated and each graded individually. I’ll leave to others here about the cost. Myself, I don’t send anything out for slabbing.

Just to be clear, ATB had no 2.5 oz coins. And AWQ has no larger sizes in the same design.

Thank you Rich, I am an older collector and get forgetful about little things. This particular coin would be amazing in a 5 oz version, don’t you think?

The mint puts out so many products that I do get confused.

Now I’m thinking about selling a lot of my graded and raw coins so that I can enjoy some of the rewards. I know I will lose money on the many proof sets that I have but I sure have enjoyed looking at them over the years so in my mind I can’ lose. The beauty in the detail even of common coins is impressive to me. for example, I love the 2019 Explore and Discover sets for kids. I think the newer coins are of much better quality than coins produced prior to 1968. The technology and quality of the dies are so much better.

The main reason I want to get them is because I love the design as I mentioned earlier and the S coins will not be in general circulation. The only way to get the S was to in the 3 roll set so here we are. Just curious if I were to send my roll to a high quality reputable dealer, about how much do you think the cost of having a roll graded by PCGS would be?

Thank you for that verification, Good Sir Rich, especially since while I was fairly certain regarding my information I didn’t at that moment have the time to check for the original sources.