State quarters

I think that all the state quarters should be classified under one type not only will this make them easy to identify it will make a better respesentation on the my coins index with types because if you have 10 state quarters are they really the same (technically two types because they did a re-run)

I am not able to follow you?

I mean they should classify the state quarters as one type of coin

So if I understand correctly, in your opinion all the series of coins (with one common side) should be merged as one type??? And that should be why?

Cita: "KrakenTheJaken"...this make them easy to identify...

Can you explain how putting all those different coins together as 1 type make them easy to identify? You do realize when you classify all those coins as 1 type there will only be 1 picture for that type in our catalogue?

Cita: "KrakenTheJaken"​I mean they should classify the state quarters as one type of coin

​What.

If I understand you correctly, you want one page for all 56 state and territory quarters?

Cita: "KrakenTheJaken"if you have 10 state quarters are they really the same

Uh, no they're not....

Im just saying that if all the state quarters were on one page it would be easier to find them (assuming you know what they look like) so instead of searching through 100ish coins you can click on the first one. and it would be more accurate so instead of having maybe 40 types of us coins you would have only 1 making the my coins page mo realistic.

Cita: "KrakenTheJaken"​Im just saying that if all the state quarters were on one page it would be easier to find them (assuming you know what they look like) so instead of searching through 100ish coins you can click on the first one. and it would be more accurate so instead of having maybe 40 types of us coins you would have only 1 making the my coins page mo realistic.

​So this new page for all the state quarters would have something like 168 lines? (56 x3 (D, P and S mints))

That hardly helps anyone if your intent was to make things easier to locate.

And if you have one of each state quarter, then you do have 56 different US coin types. Perhaps we should put all the 1 Euro coins of all the Eurozone countries on one page then?

it's easy, just filter your lists
search under United States of America for either
United States Mint's 50 State Quarters® Program
or
United States Mint's "America the Beautiful"