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What Kind Of Quarter Do I Have. (1999-P)

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 Posted 08/23/2020  04:45 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add John1 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Would one of the pros please show and explain the difference between this Greaser and a capped die?
As to value,I can see it selling for around $5,try checking ebay sold values to see if a similar one has sold. I would give it a quick 100% acetone dip and put it in an Air-Tite capsule.
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Thank you everybody for the reply's and the answers. I'm going to keep it and like you said John clean it off with some acetone and seal it up. I understand the difference between the two. I work in an automotive supplier plant as an electromechanical maintenance man and we use steel stamping and sometimes slug or scrap gets stuck in the die or on punches and deforms. Would either cup it out or deform the shape of the part as in a capped coin. Or in the case of a grease one like mine. Would not allow the part to form right in the die.
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Here's a link to a filled die State Quarter that I posted. http://goccf.com/t/359805 I sold it a few years ago for $22 (If I remember correctly.)
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Note the rim on the capped die coins:
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Note the rim? It makes it look like a saucer. Because the cap is on the die, the normal rim isn't allowed to form on these coins? What die a die cap look like?
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Thanks coop
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