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Do not give him any ideas!  |
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Rusty, I have been wanting to take a trip to Yellowstone for quite a few years. But from CA, it would be somewhere around 2 12 hrs days, unless I powered through the night into the next morning. lol I do get to go to Yosemite once or twice a year. In my opinion, however, they could have done a much better job with the ATB Yosemite. HH |
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My neighbor picked up 4 Olympic Park quarters in her change last year when she went to Oly Park. I'm wondering if the parks get a bunch of rolls as part of their promotion...
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Time for Mr Carr to fire up his presses. Sorry, guys, he's busy with the dies for my 1906-D and 1909-O Morgans... |
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It's odd that they are so rare. Has anyone else also noticed that a lot of them are not strongly struck and often have a cloudy surface rather than a nice luster?
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Has anyone else also noticed that a lot of them are not strongly struck and often have a cloudy surface rather than a nice luster? This seemed more prevalent in 2010 and 2011. The Chickasaws and 2012 designs I've found look pretty good. Edited by DNA
11/12/2012 10:25 pm
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True, though I have a volcanoes like that
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I have not noticed that they are cloudy unless heavily circulated. All that I have pulled are fair nice coins.
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I've seen "cloudy gray" Quarters going back to State Quarters (New Jersey had a lot of those), and it could be planchet rinse or oil on the dies. |
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Yup, agreeing with DNA. I think it's some new process for the newer quarters, because I've never seen an old quarter that looked like that.
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I'm just glad it's not me. I was beginning to feel like I was crazy. "DOES NO ONE ELSE NOTICE THIS?!" And I always felt that most of them were beautiful coin IF that cloudy gray wasn't there
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I found 3 high MS Hawaii Volcanoes this weekend. Theyre my first found in circulation and theyre beautiful.
Someone had mentioned it earlier, but where are you guys seeing about the mint making a decision on whether or not to continue the S mint coins in 2013? I'm not finding any good news on that.
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I've never seen an old quarter that looked like that.  I never saw an Eagle reverse Quarter look like that, but the great majority of the New Jersey D's I got in circulation back in 1999 were dull cloudy gray (the worst of them looked like they'd been run over by the Mint truck). By 2009, only a very rare occasional D.C. or Guam was gray. The ATB series started in 2010, and guess what, I got a bunch of cloudy gray Hot Springs-D's in my change.  Edited by DNA
11/14/2012 7:39 pm
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DNA, interesting--most of the Guams I see (which admittedly isn't many at all) are nasty, ugly cloudy gray.
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