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I got a wierd Quarter in my change..........
biggmike
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I recieved a strange looking quarter in my change yesterday. It is a Georgia quarter but it is very shiny and sounds like silver. It seems a little light also. Has a tink noise instead of a quarter sound when dropped on a table. It also wont work in soda machine. Anyone know anything about this one. I no nohing about coins by the way 
other than metal detecting and collecting them that way. Thanks, Biggmike
other than metal detecting and collecting them that way. Thanks, Biggmike Biggmike
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It could also be a clad (copper and nickel) proof. On a proof, the flat fields are mirror like and the raised deviced are frosty white.
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When the 1999 Silver Proof Sets were the only ones out, I saw packaging trash outside a location with videos games. It was winter, and I feel sure some kid took their 1999 silver proof set and broke out the quarters for the arcade. That set would have produced many more quarters if sold today!
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what is the Mint mark D? S? P?
Paul
<< <i>Sounds like a silver proof. >>
Sounds like a circulated, silver proof.
My first post...updated with pics
I collect mostly moderns and I'm currently working on a US type set.
yuppers!!!!!
My first post...updated with pics
I collect mostly moderns and I'm currently working on a US type set.
its too new and not at all rare, besides its circulated.
My first post...updated with pics
I collect mostly moderns and I'm currently working on a US type set.
PR67DCAM- $45
PR68DCAM- $50
PR70DCAM- $1775
Since yours is circulated, I'd imagine it's worth $10-20?
<< <i>bullion price i'd imagine...silver is at $10/oz
its too new and not at all rare, besides its circulated. >>
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