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1965 Quarters

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Do they make anyone else do this?

I get about 100 1965 quarters for every pre-65 quarter I get in change. I love finding old silver coinage in change, and to me 65's can look similar to silver ones at first glance. I know I find more of them because silver ones are being saved more and circulated less. Ah well, just a little complaint for the day! I love the thrill of getting a rare coin in change more than purchasing or finding something much rarer online or in a coin shop.

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 Posted 12/12/2012  04:25 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add throwbackid to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
No not really, lol.
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65 quarter dont hold a candle to a 64 nickel
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I'd way rather get a 1964 clad quarter.
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You folks are far luckier than I since it's been 30 years since I found a single silver coin in pocket change. I keep looking, maybe I'm in line to find a whole roll of Walking Liberty halves in XF at face.
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