My First Box Of Quarters Ever

Yeah RDV-008, leaf above arrows, for 69-D through 72-D: http://www.varietyvista.com/09b%20W...arieties.htm

I've had a lot of luck with 1970-D DDRs, I've found 4. A lot of the 60s-70s clad Washington doubled dies are very rare. I recommend researching those.

1977-1998 is not good for varieties. Not much to look for. 1979 WDDR-001, 1980-D DDR-001, 1981-P DDO-001, 1982-P WDDR-001, 1982-D DDR-001, 1986-P WDDR-001, 1989-P DDO-001, 1989-D DDR-001, and 1997-P WDDO-001. That's the entire list. The 1981-P DDO is the only major one and the 1997-P DDO is questionable.

Then for state and ATB Quarters, the centrally located DDRs. And for the ATBs extra thickness on IGWT and RTY, but I think you got that already.

Excellent!


You may want to post that and any other specific V/E finds on the V/E forum for a closer look.

I'm about 20 rolls in and no silver no W and no Canadian which is odd. About 7 1976 did not keep any.
John1

That on its own is rather impressive, given how stingy anything 2009 can be.


Keep trying!

Thank you. Want to give me a grade on it? I am thinking MS63?
John1

Congrats on the W, hopefully the first of many to come...
John are you on the east or west coast...Are you seeing mostly Ps or Ds?

East coast. Seems to be an equal mix of P & D. Even found a 2008 Panama in a roll last night. About 30 or so 1976 P & D but still not a single Canadian . I wonder if the company that rolls them are some how pulling out the Canadians.I also noticed that one of the 2021 has the date on the obverse side that I like.
John1