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Curacao
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What can someone tell me about this quarter dollar   *** added more descriptive title *** |
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United States
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It's a State Quarter. Between 1999 and 2008 the mint made five states a year. Then, since DC residents are such whiners, they made coins for DC and the territories in 2009. Now they are minting quarters with national parks. The other date is the year that the state entered the union. |
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Valued Member
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2008 New Mexico Quarter regular issue not worth a cent over its face value !!
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United States
2077 Posts |
Sean, please chill. If you found a common Caribbean coin and wanted to know more about it, I'd expect you'd want a kinder response.
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Valued Member
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he has posted the same coin three times already and some things such as basic research like what type of coin it is a person can do on google !! you dont ned to post beat up modern coins with out a little research first
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United States
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Then, since DC residents are such whiners, they made coins for DC and the territories in 2009.  Quote:
Now they are minting quarters with national parks.
I'm sure the rangers were feeling left out. |
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United States
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OldSkoolMadSkilz: There is nothing wrong with Sean the Coin collector's first reply.It answered the OP's question with a simple, factual statement.
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United States
207 Posts |
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OldSkoolMadSkilz: There is nothing wrong with Sean the Coin collector's first reply.It answered the OP's question with a simple, factual statement. I think OSMS was alluding to the OP's other identical threads. |
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 United States
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They are not identical threads: one asks for info about a Bicentennial Quarter, another asks its value, this third asks about a New Mexico Quarter.
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United States
2734 Posts |
This Quarter is a very common item in U.S. circulation, and has no numismatic premium.
So it is not considered a "collectible coin" in the United States, but in the Netherlands Antilles it would have some "curiosity" value, especially if found in local circulation.
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United States
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How common is it in the Netherlands?
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Canada
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I agree with Jayman931 this fellow is in the Netherlands, Iam next door in Canada and I rarely see that coin.
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Posted 07/02/2013 3:47 pm
