We arrived at this location at 4:00 am, after closing time, so Monty - who couldn't have been nicer - said he couldn't fix us our two Nebuchadnezzars.  He let us in, however, and we took photos and chatted for a while with two locals who were still there, and who seemed really interested in the game.

Technically, a nebuchadnezzar is the largest size of champagne bottle (15 liters, or 20 750 ml bottles). So a nebuchadnezzar is larger than a magnum, a jeroboam, a rehoboam, a methuselah, a salmanazar, yes, even larger than a balthazar! $20 goes a long way in Felton, apparently (just kidding - according to GC we were supposed to get  "... two really nasty shots from the bar. But people who made it said he was nice, and that the shots were pretty good.").  {More fun alcohol facts here.}

Considering that we were seriously sleep-deprived, driving a 15-passenger behemoth, and about to hit the twisty turns of Skyline Boulevard in the fog, perhaps it's better that we didn't get our two shots.

We paid Monty $20 anyway, and he gave us a roll of quarters in a paper wrapper. On this wrapper was hand-written "KEEP THESE WITH YOU"

We carefully opened the roll and took the quarters out one by one, cataloguing them as we went, even down to their orientation, in case heads/tails was important (it wasn't, they were all facing the same way). And here's what we got. Note that we would get several in a row of one state, then several of another state, etc which is reflected in the following table:

Solution