I will probably end up pulling quarters out of the rolls and putting in the Whitman blank quarter page (22 openings) and then give some away. those at least are fairly inexpensive. oh well. I am glad I stuck with getting the series, even though I’m not a big fan of a number of the quarters or their themes. Things like top women entertainers are not my idea of noble contributions to the country, but that is just me

Eh, presidents are one thing. When I said ‘honoring men’, I meant the men that actually did things, besides spend our money. Like Tesla, or Frank Lloyd Wright, for a broad example, something in that vein. I’d also like them to put whatever they do on half dollars, for a bigger canvas, for real collectors as the public don’t want them. Our quarters already look like tokens after a quarter of a century. In fact why humans at all? How about different breeds of dogs or birds?

I have been buying the S mint rolls. I wish Whitman (or whomever) simply put out a 1 page insert for just the s quarters- all labeled.
And even better, even if you have to turn it landscape when opening the folder so you have a nice 4 x 5 grid so all the years line up. but that might be too logical.

Never mind. Saw the dates on the album cover.

Is it over? The series, that is.

Good point Tom. I suppose it will rest on the folks that put these in albums, For me, I’ll wait for the extra large albums to support enlarged prostates when they come out with a coin series honoring men. 😉

They waited until they knew the names of 2025 quarters. If they released the album at the start of the program they couldn’t have labeled them. It’s not like the series of state quarters in which the states and years of release were known.