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ATB Quarters Vs State Quarters

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Does anybody else prefer the State Quarters more than the current ATB Quarters?
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Considering they all have different reverses, shouldn't they be compared more specifically?
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I'm pretty sure it's the same obverse die they just reversed which one is the hammer and which one is the anvil dies in the press. I think on State Quarters the heads side was struck by the hammer die
On the ATB the reverse us struck by the hammer die. I think they did it to get stronger reverses on the ATBs. The side that struck, not pressed, is always a bit stronger.

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