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Ha. That's exactly what it looks like, jprine, but I like it. I don't normally collect post-1964 Washington quarters, but sometimes I like to buy mixed rolls to see what pops up. This 1968 quarter came from a recent proof roll I bought. There was a nice mix of toned and frosty coins, but this one stuck out the most.   
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This thread is "GOLD" and I love checking out all the eye candy here   Wonderful coins and images folks 
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One more.. 
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And one more to finish off the night.. 
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WheatBack...how many left until you complete the toned Roosevelt dimes in 66 condition?
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Posted a couple of different 50D's in the past. Here is another.  
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Edited by 40Proof 08/01/2016 5:44 pm
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I received this nicely toned 1899-O Morgan silver dollar in the mail today. I really like the silver "bullseye" in the middle of the reverse.  
Paul Bulgerin
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I love toned Morgans and that one's a beauty.
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Thanks, 40Proof.
I've started picking up a few silver dollars to add to my collection. I love these big silver coins and have been able to get some very nice "raw" coins at reasonable prices.
Paul Bulgerin
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Quote:WheatBack...how many left until you complete the toned Roosevelt dimes in 66 condition? Quite a few to go still. I have a few 65 FT dimes in the mix too, but that's because they looked too nice to pass up!
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I'm doing a similar thing with toned silver Washington quarters. Some are raw but most are graded 66 or higher. I don't know if I'll try to collect all of the dates and mint marks, but it could be fun trying.
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