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!