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Awesome coins shonit123  |
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Did someone paint that missouri quarter?
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I think it was one of the as seen on tv wana be coin services that is a complete waste of money...probably some kid got it as a gift and would just rather have the money so cashed it in haha
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Went through $800 in CWR today and found one 1964. Also found a highly worn Buffalo nickel and an oddity. I found a 1999 P which looks completely silver. There is no sign of copper anywhere on the piece including the edge. Seeing it is now an S mint mark, I knew it couldn't be silver. The weight confirmed it. So, I am thinking this one came from a sealed mint pack or the like. BTW, I so dislike Canadian quarters when roll searching! :) Edited by kenscott
11/28/2012 02:13 am
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I found a 1999 P which looks completely silver. It could be silver plated, from a third party marketed "collector's" set. |
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by the way is my canadain quarter on the left a proof because the rim and it is very definded also very shiny with no prints on it
Edited by shonit123
11/28/2012 3:00 pm
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Yes, plating does seem to be the most logical explanation.
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BTW, I so dislike Canadian quarters when roll searching! :) you know what makes me mad how you get them in rolls from a bank but when you go cash your quarters in they dont take them... its like you gave me the thing in the first place!!  |
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I keep all foriegn currency no matter the country or date. I have quite the collection of foriegn currency already!=)
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So I go into my dump to take some change in a mix of quarters and nickels and I always check the little change tray they have laying out to see if I spot any silver and low and behold I see a silver quarter rim starring right back at me...so I kindly ask if I could have 3 dollars in quarters making sure I got that one and she kind of gave me a weird look as I just deposited some quarters but just laughed and said here ya go...get into the car and bam 1957 silver quarter  ...i was just glad it was not a canadian....im sure this has happened to people before but it was my first silver quarter found in any change or CRH....and its my 100th post what do ya know must be my lucky day  |
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way to go benjaminsbaby! nothing like finding them in the wild for a quarter
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1 box - 64 and 64D my lucks continues with the quarters
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So Quarters arte still good?
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1 box - 64 and 64D my lucks continues with the quarters
geeeze , id say so, you have a silver stockpile goin on! |
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I know this doesn't quite fit here, but I received a bright 1964 quarter exchanging a dollar to play a game of pool
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