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Pillar of the Community
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I did it. I was hoping for some wild toners, but only the end of roll coins are toned and more than a little beat up. Still fun.   |
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Still interesting though!  Edited by CoinCollector2012
02/05/2014 2:36 pm
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Second coin from the end. It looks a bit better.   |
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Pillar of the Community
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No s mint until 1968... And awesome watch for RPM's!
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this is about as good as it gets from this roll.   |
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I did it. I was hoping for some wild toners, but only the end of roll coins are toned and more than a little beat up. Still fun. Good job! |
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Very nice. Would be tough to not leave wrapped.
WHAT is going on with the mintmark? S/S? or?
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WHAT is going on with the mintmark? S/S? or? I don't know much about these. I googled this coin and mm for s/s, didn't find anything. Can you recommend an info source? |
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Here is a rpm I've previously posted give you a idea what to look for  Its a 1964 kennedy but you get the idea heres a 51 franklin s as well  Edited by rupester
02/05/2014 5:55 pm
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That last coin you posted that looks interesting I would get my hands on a Cherry Pickers Guide I am sure there is other variety books and websites available but this is great I am sooooo excited for you. Beautiful coins my friend |
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So just curious. Why does the overall strike,both obverse and reverse, look weak compared to the 54 and mm? Was this a possible first run of 1954 using 1953 dies?
edited to add; Is that even how it was done back then?
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02/05/2014 6:18 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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Jaymon beat me to it. The reverses especially look very weak to me.
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And Washington doesn't even have detail in his hair. And the eagle should have feathers on the breast and the wings, at least I don't think so, shouldn't just fade into the coin like that.
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The circulation strike type A on Washington quarters is the low relief strike the Type b is a high relief strike used on proof quarters and some business struck coins from 1956-1964 have the type B reverse I have collected all of them, there is a section in the CPG that talks about these. The type C reverse is for 1965 and some 1964D quarters have this strike which is a pretty dool find the book lists and scarce to rare and also points out it has appeared in 1967 quarters. 1965-1967 quarters were struck at all us mints to try and stop coin hoarding... Just a brief idea of how crazy things were at the mint during these years. |
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