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To: TD who wrote (2661)	3/10/2000 11:52:00 PM
From: goldsheet	Respond to of 8010

> . I heard 665 million quarters per issue for the first five states I have the exact numbers for the first five on my COINSHEET Numismatic Directory at goldsheet.simplenet.com DE=774M, PA=707M, NJ=662M, GA=934M, CT=1.35Billion Rumor has it that the Massachusetts might be close to 2 billion. The way the government looks at: The 4.4 billion quarters made in 1999 cost them about 2 cents each to make, so the seniorage is 23 cents, or $US 1 billion. This is reported as a profit on the books, and if the public hoards these quarters instead of spending them it is effectively a loan with no interest and no principal payments.