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 Good finds! Thanks for sharing. How much squash could a Sasquatch squash if a Sasquatch would squash squash? Download and read: Grading the graders Costly TPG ineptitude and No FG Kennedy halveshttps://ln5.sync.com/dl/7ca91bdd0/w...i3b-rbj9fir2 |
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Some Washington quarters from 1956P-1964P were struck with proof reverse dies. These quarters have a space between the bottom of the E & S in the word STATES as a pick-up point. They are in the CherryPickers Guide and are becoming very popular as collectors find out about them. |
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Cool I did not know that thanks for that information. How do you know if it is a B or a C?  Edited by drewmiller86
05/24/2011 11:58 am
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The C reverse is only found on the 1964D quarters. It is rarer than any of the type B quarters. It has the reverse of the clad 1965 quarters. The pick-up point is the split tail feathers. If you look at a 1965-1997 clad quarter, you will see the split tail feathers clearly. If you find the split tail feathers on a silver 1964D quarter, you have found a rare variety. An AU piece sold on ebay a few months ago for $75.00 Check your 1964D quarters!! Harvey |
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Thanks, I will do that I think I have at least two 1964 D Quarters to check  . Edited by drewmiller86
05/25/2011 10:17 pm
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The type A are normal reverses. The type B were proof reverses that were re-used for quarter reverses from 1956-1964 Philly minted quarters.   Edited by coop
05/26/2011 12:51 am
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Type "C" Quarter reverse:  These were to be used on the 1965 quarters, but some we used in 1964-D Quarters. They are always fresh crisp dies with some devices with sharp details. |
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Simply awesome coop! Your pics are the best!  |
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Thanks Coop You always give good illustrations and they are very helpful. I found a 1962 Quarter in my collection that the e s have a gap like the other letters unlike my other Quarters dose this look like the rev. B that we are talking about. http://s1100.photobucket.com/albums...86/1962%20Q/Edited by drewmiller86
05/26/2011 1:21 pm
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Sorry, but all I can see is a quarter. The details are too blurry to tell for sure. Save my images and you can have it as a reference to compare to. You probably can see more than I can from your image. The ES and the A on DOLLAR is a couple of places to start looking.
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Thanks from your picks it looks the same I also found a 1957 that looks like the 1962 I have.
Thanks again Coop.
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