This is not an authoritative answer, rather more of an experience based answer. I believe in most states that you can pay with a roll of quarters (or pennies et al.) IF you owe a debt to someone. Example: Your car is towed to an impound lot and you owe a debt to reclaim it - you could pay with quarter rolls.
The reasoning being it is legal tender and must be accepted when paying a debt. However, it is probably more an establishment's policy whether they will accept rolls of quarters as payment for something which you do not owe a debt on. (e.g. - groceries).
One roll is $10, which is 40 quarters.
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One roll is $10, which is 40 quarters.
In a $10 roll of quarters (the kind I usually see), there are 40 quarters: 10/0.25 = 40.
There are 40 quarters in a 10 dollar roll.
A standard banks roll of US quarters is $10, or 40 quarters.
A roll of the current CN clad quarters weighs 226.8 gm. A roll of the old 90% silver quarters weighs 250 gm. A roll of 40% silver bicentennial quarters would weigh 230 gm.
Trick qeustion. You never said how many rolls of quarters johnston had.
40 quarters
A standard bank roll of quarters is $10, or forty coins.
$10.00 it should be 40 Quarters
40 Quaters are in a roll of quarters