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What Is A Reverse B Quarter?

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Looking through Modern U.S. Variety and Error coins...Can someone give me some insight on this...Ty
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hey bad,

Let me know if this is what you were looking for.

I also included a .jpg photo of one of the featured sections of this coin just in case this URL changes or disappears in the future:

http://boards.collectors-society.co...mber=3707283

fyi,
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The type "A" are struck from business struck dies. Type "B" are struck on reverse retired proof dies. The difference is in a few devices on the reverse. Here is an example of each. They are found on 1956-1964 Philly quarters.
type A
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The type "B" are business strike coins with the retired proof reverses.
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Yes you information was very helpful...As a matter of fact all the posts I had we very helpful...I learned something today. Ty Ty Vm ...my best Elvis for you. he he
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My Elvis back to you:
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