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Valued Member
United States
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Opinions please...
I have collected a bunch of Quarters over the years, they are dated 1970-89. Should I return them & search for silver?
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Valued Member
United States
59 Posts |
I just opened an entire roll of 2002 Ohios.. Worth keeping?
Thanks
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Rest in Peace
United States
9104 Posts |
I think the Ahia P was low mintage. Something about the mint being closed for awhile.
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Valued Member
United States
59 Posts |
Kind of funny, I usually find mostly p's, the OH are d.
I also found rolls of NJ, CT, PA, MD & have a few more to open.
They all look brand new.
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New Member
United States
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Quick question from a CRH noob. What is special about the ATB Quarters? And, how do I know if a quarter is a proof? Sorry for the dumb questions, I'm just trying to learn :) |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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No dumb questions here! Everyone was ignorant at some point. ATB-America the Beautiful-theyre just new and shiny and stuff, and havent made their way into circulation as much as State QuartersProof-you can tell by the mirror field and because it will be an S mint. |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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found a 64 as I open a roll on my register tonight . I searched around $3000 in quarters past month and no silver and found 2 in about 20 bwr's at work so I think I ll stop with cwr for quarters !
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New Member
United States
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Thanks, rachums107.
I'm in a somewhat unique position that I own a restaurant and we have tons of change pass through there.
Every day we do a change order for $60 or so in quarters. I sometimes have no quarters left, and other times I'll have 6 fresh rolls.
I'm going to start searching through each roll and exchanging them daily at the bank.
Thanks for the info and I'll be sure to post up my finds.
Ian
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Valued Member
United States
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Hello all,
Ive been lurking and reading the forums, doing a bit of roll hunting here and there. It was time to post, b/c had a find in the first two boxes of quarters in 2012. So far found a '64, but still have 13 rolls left to search I had just told the wife that maybe no more quarter hunting, and literally 9 minutes later - I found it!
Brian
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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 seelinger! |
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United States
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Searched 4 rolls today, found a silver in the second roll. :)
Nothing else of note, however.
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Valued Member
United States
466 Posts |
I got back in the game after about a month off....lotta life drama I had to deal with
anyways
no silver
but I did score 7 ATBs including
my first Vicksburg
and my 2nd and 3rd Gettysburg
2 yosemite
1 glacier
1 grand canyon
also 2 BU gorgeous coins but I don't know if I need them for my dansco yet
if not I will keep them for a trade they are so nice
1978 D and 1965
lastly 2 foreigns
1992, and 2002 10 pence pieces
had fun getting back into, too bad I didn't score some AG
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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bought the coin star quarter bag, guy said no problem I can have them whenever I want and found 3 1940,1946 and 1961 alot better than the luck I've had with boxes!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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@CoinKat Quote:
Opinions please...
I have collected a bunch of Quarters over the years, they are dated 1970-89. Should I return them & search for silver? If they are just circulated, then yes. Some AU+ dated 1982-3 might be worth keeping, since no mint sets were issued those years. |
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United States
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"bought the coin star quarter bag, guy said no problem I can have them whenever I want and found 3 1940,1946 and 1961 alot better than the luck I've had with boxes!" That is way cool, maybe I should look into this as well!  |
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