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I received a 2004 winsconsin quarter as change at a local store and noticed it has a counterstamp "1/4 notes" and I'm not sure if it has any value
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Pillar of the Community
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First of all,  Second of all,  |
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sorry I'm not the most savvy with this camera on my computer  |
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here is a better pic  |
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to CCF  Only worth a quarter. If I could pound a counter stamp into coins, then sell them at a profit ..., I would stay busy all day |
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welcome to CCF! I agree that the counterstamp doesn't enhance the value, but still kinda neat. I wonder if it is a music reference?
"If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
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"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed."
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but still kinda neat. I wonder if it is a music reference I agree .. still neat .. I keep all counterstamped coins I find. I was thinking 1/4 notes .. was referring to a quarter of a $1.00 note. But I guess both would work..... |
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Interesting! to the CCF! |
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Maybe not worth much extra, but it certainly is a head scratcher. |
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and I would put it in my "keep" stash. |
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Interesting find but no help here
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Hi! I know this is an old thread, but tonight my partner and I were sorting through some coins and found two quarters counter struck with "1/4 NOTES". One is a 2007 P Idaho State Quarter that was in a change drawer in King Soopers, in Erie, Co. the other is a 2001P New York State Quarter that came from a roll we got at a local credit union. The roll was counted and wrapped at the Loomis Facility in Denver (now Aurora). The King Soopers in this area also get there change from loomis, so it's seemingly likely that both came from the same facility. Doubt this helps, but might be good to know info. Did you ever find out any more on the "1/4 notes" origin or anything? |
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Sound musical, not being silly either. Probably a musician or shop.
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01/29/2018 06:57 am
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