Reverse Hub C 1964-D

buc

I finally found a reverse hub c on the 1964-D washington quarter, I also found 14 reverse hub B quarters and bought all for scrap silver

Prices. I think the 64-D reverse c would grade in the xf to au range which means I still have to locate a unc specimen but I enjoy the search.


The Pointed Leaf below the arrow heads, the well defined tail feathers, and the strong leaf above the A in Dollar are good indicators of a Reverse C Hub


Looking through a pile of quarters, one of these will jump out at you when you find one





I don't know what the value of these are, but the hunt is what makes collecting fun!

buc

TTT may have posted too early in the day or nobody cares.

ksteelheader

Looks to me like it could possibly go MS. I wish the pics weren't so brownish.

AndyMac

Not my cup of tea, but kudos to the people who have the patience to search for these varieties.

19Lyds

Very Cool find!

The Type C Reverse varieties can get very expensive.......very quickly.

RickMilauskas

Nice find...looks AU53 to me.

ProofArtworkonCircs

What dates were the type B's?

buc

the Type B's were as follows:

1957 - 1
1958 - 1
1960 - 2
1961 - 2
1962 - 2
1963 - 3
1964 - 3

The only one in UNC condition was 1 1962, these were pulled out of a bulk silver bin at my local dealer's shop.

ProofArtworkonCircs

That is a nice run of dates there - just missing 1956 and 1959.
How many quarters would you estimate that you checked? I am guessing about 1,000. What limited data I have seems to indicate undistubed piles of Eastern junk silver quarters usually run between 1 and 2 % B's.

buc

That's probably about right, these were pulled out over a two week period, searching through around 250 or so at a time. Silver moves through his shop pretty fast as it's the only shop in town and people are buying it up pretty fast. I seem to be the only one in these parts looking for reverse hub b's and c's on the 1964-d, I've pointed out to him the difference but he dosen't seem to interested. I have also pulled a lot of BU Reverse hub B"s from albums he gets in, I'm still trying to find a real nice 1961, 1962, and 1964 to get slabbed. I have all the rest in ms65 slabs or better. I've found quite a few 1956 b's, more than 1964 which seem to be real illusive around here.

ProofArtworkonCircs

I really have no scientific observations and statistics, but my gut feeling is that circulated 1956 B's are not that hard to find. So I can very easily believe that you are finding more 1956 B's than 1964 B's.