Sorry, but I’m not interested in exchanging bills for quarters - you do you though.
Since the metal value of a quarter is $0.05 (with copper prices currently at $0.25 per ounce, and quarters being 0.2 punches each) my move would be to sell them at face value and buy something that has a better chance of going up - gold or silver or copper as well, but not paying 400% over spot price like you do for a quarter. Of course, holding stores of value while there is inflation means you are losing money - I prefer income producing assets such as stocks, bonds, real estate, savings accounts, etc but you need to be diversified so i hold many asset classes. Good luck!
I have to ask... What's the Paper Value of a 20 Dollar "Bill"...??? After the U.S. Monetary Correction, just One U.S. Quarter will buy Five Pounds of Copper... Think of how many Pounds of Copper 80 U.S. Quarters will buy "after" the Reset... In other words, One U.S. Quarter will have the Spending Power of 25 of Today's Fiat USD's... No one sees it coming... I think you made a big mistake by not getting those 2 rolls of Quarters...
LOL - Ok, thanks for the lecture about my “big mistake”… 🤣
it's better to be a few days early than a couple of minutes late... It's more about the Big Mistake that happened with the Weights and Face Values Measurements of our Original U.S. Silver and Gold Coinage... That's all about to be Fixed... Just ask yourself this one very important question... What will we use to "make change" for our New Product Line of "Circulating" U.S. Silver and Gold Coins...???