They're Going Fast

[MFS62]

Be sure to be the first one on your block to have one.

http://www.nationalcollectorsmint.com/product.jsp?path=-1|1713&id=1987

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[Elster88]

I got a couple of the Dunkin Donuts coins as gifts. Lenny and Keef I think. Mikey too. Not sure why he was on one.

[Guest cooby]

I saw them in the Parade magazine once, aren't they hilarious?

[Willets Point]

The Jeter quarter does the little things that help you become a winner in life. Running late for work and need to scrounge up for bus fare? The Jeter quarter is there. Got a hot date a need some breath mints? The Jeter quarter can help you out. Your cellphone battery dies and you need to make an important call from a payphone? The Jeter quarter will smack a double down the slot.

On the other hand, you can't count on the A-Rod quarter. Sure it will help you in garbage time to get some candy at the five & dime, but that will just rot your teeth and make you feel ill. A-Rod's just two bits and can't help you with your BIG purchases.

[metsmarathon]

that's great!

="national collectors mint"] Both sides of this Brilliant Uncirculated New York State Quarter are magnificently emblazoned by NCM with full color images of the New York Yankees marquis players�Alex Rodriguez on the obverse and Derek Jeter on the reverse. Officially licensed by the Major League Baseball Players Association, it's available now for the low off-season price of just $6.95 each�a savings of $3.00 per coin!

="m-w.com"]Main Entry: mar�quess Pronunciation: 'm�r-kw&s Variant(s): or mar�quis /'m�r-kw&s, m�r-'kE/ Function: noun Inflected Form(s): plural mar�quess�es or mar�quis�es /-kw&-s&z /; or mar�quis /-'kE(z)/ Etymology: Middle English marquis, markis, from Anglo-French marquys, markys, from marche march 1 : a nobleman of hereditary rank in Europe and Japan 2 : a member of the British peerage ranking below a duke and above an earl

i'm insulted that they outrank me, but i'm delighted that the mint used the wrong word.

="m-w.com"] Main Entry: 1mar�quee Pronunciation: m�r-'kE Function: noun Etymology: modification of French marquise, literally, marchioness 1 chiefly British : a large tent [mm: hee!] set up for an outdoor party, reception, or exhibition 2 a : a permanent canopy often of metal and glass projecting over an entrance (as of a hotel or theater) b : a sign usually over the entrance of a theater or arena that displays the names of featured attractions and principal performers Main Entry: 2marquee Function: adjective : having or associated with the name recognition and attraction of one whose name appears on a marquee : BIG-NAME, STAR

[MFS62]

="Willets Point"]The Jeter quarter does the little things that help you become a winner in life. Running late for work and need to scrounge up for bus fare? The Jeter quarter is there. Got a hot date a need some breath mints? The Jeter quarter can help you out. Your cellphone battery dies and you need to make an important call from a payphone? The Jeter quarter will smack a double down the slot. On the other hand, you can't count on the A-Rod quarter. Sure it will help you in garbage time to get some candy at the five & dime, but that will just rot your teeth and make you feel ill. A-Rod's just two bits and can't help you with your BIG purchases.

Funny stuff.
So, what you're saying is that Jeter is "heads"?
And, conversely....

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