I totally remember the "NO P" (No Mintmark) 1983 quarter fade of the early to mid 80's. These were selling for up to 200 dollars for a coin that ended up being run up by promoters. Thanks for the memory OP. Not that your quarter is one of them.
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To answer the question. Yes, I have seen a quite a few 1983 quarters.
Why is there so many #'s
Blurry pics can be anything. Need a a clear pic.
Why are there so many numbers?
It takes that many to make that big number.
Seriously? Does it take that long to post a clear picture with a somewhat precise question? I mean, if you're really interested? Think about it.
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I totally remember the "NO P" (No Mintmark) 1983 quarter fade of the early to mid 80's. These were selling for up to 200 dollars for a coin that ended up being run up by promoters. Thanks for the memory OP. Not that your quarter is one of them.
Blurry pics? This is the first one I've run across, thanks for showing it.
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Not until just now.
You are just seeing dirt and grime. The numbers you "see" between 1983 are just illusions caused by the dirt and grime.
There are only four numbers there... the 'appearance' of others is due to accumulated grime... the phenomena is known as Pareidolia.... Cheers, RickO
Look at the surfaces of the coin itself.
What you're seeing is NP = Numismatic Pareidolia
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Yes, I see it. 1867/1983. Clear as can be.....get it graded by PCGS as an overdate, asap, and then send me a PM to buy it.
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