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Where can I find the state quarters in good condition?
My mom has been collecting ten of each state quarter since they started coming out, but recently their house was broken into and all her quarters were taken. I was wondering if there is anywhere I could go to find at least some of the state quarters (preferably in good condition) and replace them for her.
Would a bank have the quarters by state or do they just run as regular currency now?
The banks usually only have the new one, like now is the Hawaii. A lot can be found in change and rolls of the others do pop up. You will just have to look in your change and go through rolls of quarters from the banks. the only other way is to buy them from a coin dealer but that will cost you.
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