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MOnks Quote:
ha same as me mets! everyones telling me I'm wasting my time with quarters and I found a 1961 as well! 1961 seems to be the first one that everyone finds. If you look at page one. The first one found was a 61..lol |
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nope. my first was a 1957 D
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Well I haven't had time to finish the box yet, but here are the silver canadian quarters I pulled out of the box a few days ago. This is my best score from quarters to date. I am not in canada either for those wondering, I am outside of Buffalo NY, no I don't get a ton of canadian silver, but yes I do see my fair share of their coins. The scans I have here might not be the greatest but they are better then nothing. This makes a total herd of 8 silver caribou in my collection. Hmmm 8 just like santa, now if I can only find the quarter with a red nose.... Obverses (50% silver in bottom right 1968)  Reverses Dates left to right 39,55,40,55,57,68  |
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Nice finds googoo! LOVE the 1939!
Also the 68s are nessecarily silver-but if they are they are 50%
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Bought 8 rolls of quarters on Sat and found a 63D. This after approx 75 rolls. I usually use the rolls to fill holes, especially the parks and territories, but happy with the bonus.
As second bonus, one day later received a 51D Roosevelt in change.
The look, feel and sound of a silver coin is quite different than clad.
Does anybody have an idea of the quantity of dimes and quarters still in circulation?
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Well I know its a lot smaller than it used to be, however there are still people hoarding their caches or they dont even know about them.
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yeah the 68 isn't magnetic. I could tell by the look and sound of it as I poured it out of the roll that it was silver
I was very pleased. Lotta people having some luck. I'm glad. I think quarters are a lot of fun to search
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I think quarters are a lot of fun to search  ! Plus I think they are easier to search than dimes & pennies. |
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Nice Canadians Goo!
Today, out of the ordinary, I bought $700 cwr quarters.
No silvers, but, lo and behold, 17 solid rolls of Bicentennials. I wonder if I can throw these on C'list for a slight premium?
When I listen to LED ZEPPELIN...so do my neighbors...
Roll hunting since '77
Dirt fishing since '72
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Fistfull - you may get a taker even though most here probably wouldn't bite. Always worth a try to make an extra buck though!
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Box #6 today was skunk. =(
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Rest in Peace
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We've had luck on ebay selling 5 rolls of bicents for $65+5 shipping. |
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At SunTrust, they didn't have any halves, but on the tellers coin tray was a 1964 quarter! She said she was saving it for herself, but that I could have it!  |
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What a sweetheart. That's a nice teller.
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