Two Circ Find Washington Quarters

AnkurJ

So about 2 months ago, I found 2 very nice quarters (not common quarters). One of them was in a cash register, and the other I got in change at a Chinese Restaurant!

The first one was an 1980 P with very wild toning on both sides, and looked very very nice. I sent that in to NGC, and found out today it came back AT :-(

The second one was a 1964 silver that looked like an unc. Sent that in for kicks, came back MS 62! I thought it was rather surprising that it was mint state, and was found in circulation!

Has anyone else found coins like this that were slabbed?






AJ

relicsncoins

Interesting yes.........slab worthy no.

JJ

emzee

1964 25c is reverse B coin, struck from proof die, scarce as such.

Michael

ArgentumRex

There's nothing quite like the sound of free silver in your hot little hand...quickly pocketed and just as quickly exhumed for inspection once safely outside. I once walked almost a mile just to make sure I wasn't being followed. Still not worth slabbing though, except as a novelty. That thing up about walking a mile...I just made that up, by the way.

CheeseGuy

<< <i>There's nothing quite like the sound of free silver in your hot little hand...quickly pocketed and just as quickly exhumed for inspection once safely outside. I once walked almost a mile just to make sure I wasn't being followed. Still not worth slabbing though, except as a novelty. That thing up about walking a mile...I just made that up, by the way. >>



Most people who are giving out silver change have no idea that its any different. Most of the time I receive a silver coin I even let them know, and the most common response is "What does that mean?"

JJM

very cool, But I would have never MS'st that coin