I’d be torn about that one, ALM, although on the surface and as such it sounds like a wonderful idea. I don’t, however, think I could stomach actually seeing another silver 5-oz. coin with a three inch diameter end up with a value of 25 CENTS stamped on it. It’s an absolutely ludicrous practice of the Mint to not just insist on but to actually persist in employing that practice!

I agree, Antonio, and if that did happen I might at long last be able to find the very first “W” Quarter of my circulating coin hunt, just maybe.

2021 Washington crossing quarter should have been a 5 oz. also.

Jeff Legan,

If there was an award for the greatest number of “least expected quarters from circulation” you’d be the first to receive it.

I found a 2018-S Block Island quarter in my change the other day. It was in nice shape. Still have not seen any of the W quarters. I have found about 3 of the one year only Washington quarters so far. I also have found around 3 of the AWQs. Found my first Maya Angelou less than a week ago.

There needs to be a W-uncirculated as well.

Many thanks for providing all of that information, Tom. I get the impression that these projected offerings will generate not only a lot of interest but also quite a bit of ongoing conversation, that is, right up until the day the Mint announces the program’s cancellation for the year. Honestly, I really hope I’m just an ordinary kidder and not an accurate prognosticator, because that would be a bummer.

we shall see in another month or so. the picture for signing up for the enrollment shows Amy Wong so I’d hold that is in favor for receiving that quarter.
The ‘next year’ dollars has the following for ‘data available’
Morgan Unc 166,011
Peace Unc 168,950
Morgan Proof 273,220
Peace Proof 281,240
2 coin reverse 132,959
looks like people don’t like the Peace dollar as much (slightly), and prefer the proof over the uncirculated, and are gung ho onto the 2 coin set