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Difference In Finishes Between P And D Modern Quarters Or My Imaginaton?

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When I was quarter hunting it seemed D had a more pronounced shine where P has a more satin finish.
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I'm interested to see what others think, but as far as I know, there is no difference in finish between mints on circulation coins. Perhaps you live a little closer to the Denver mint as compared to the Philadelphia mint, so those quarters had passed through a few more hands by the time they got to you?
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I've noticed similar over the years--not deeply pervasive, but yes.
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Same here. Some definitely seem to have a satin finish and it is not from circulation, to my eyes.
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