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The film will be even more fun to watch if you wear a Coin Talk tee shirt!

The back of this shirt contains an educational quote from Professor Peter Planchet. It says "A clad quarter has a mass of 5.97 grams and a diameter of 24.3 millimeters. Anyone who doesn't know this is a total moron."

Now you can educate people when you wear the shirt!



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Our current comedy film: State Quarters: A Love Story

We are currently working on the film "State Quarters: A Love Story." In the film, a man's obsession with collecting state quarters leads to his downfall. The film is narrated by Dr. Peter Planchet, PhD, Professor of Numismatics. He provides all of the details of every nuance of state quarters. If you need to know the mass of a state quarter (5.97 grams), the diameter of a state quarter (24.3 mm) or how many New Jersey quarters were minted in Denver, this film is for you.

What could be more fulfilling in life than putting quarters into albums?


What if I don't care about the mass of a stupid state quarter?


Perhaps you will enjoy hearing the psychologist discuss the dynamics of a man in a mid-life crisis. Some men in mid-life crisis go hanggliding Others buy large numbers of State quarters.


Enter the attorney, Tommy Tort, Esq.


The collector's obsession with state quarters leads to the collapse of his marriage. Now attorney, Tommy Tort must decide how to divide the assets, -- 98% of the assets which are in the form of state quarters.

It's all the government's fault, according to Tort.  He demands that the government address the question of  why quarters have no warning labels.

Even the pillows have been stuffed with state quarters-- much to the dismay of the collector's wife (Beth Graboski)


Satva Verte, Emily Murphy and Beth Graboski co-star. 

State quarter collecting has emerged as one of the biggest hobbies of the new decade.  This film asks the question: why?

Will life improve once Jessica (Sativa Verte) arrives?


Does he love her as much as his State Quarter collection?? And why do they sleep on the living room floor?


This could be the best numismatic comedy since "Bicentennial Proof Set!"


Numismatic Comedies? I've come to the wrong place. Get me out of here!

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