"only" ten years to complete washington quarters

MAT1

Last night - I finally found my last silver quarter to complete a roll of silver washington quarter, they are all from '56 to '64.
I am real proud of my achievement, all of them comes from daily change.


edit to add - to be completely honest, I have to say managing a retail with about $11 millions a year revenues and lot of cash helped

YogiBerraFan

<< <i>all of them comes from daily change. >>



That is quite an accomplishment.

AUandAG

Wow, I haven't seen a silver quarter in change in decades! Let alone
40 of them!

bob

ProofArtworkonCircs

Any type B's in that roll? If you are in the Eastern half of the country, I figure the odds are that you might have one. I have found about 50 silver quarters since 1973 and one was a type B.

JedPlanchet

<< <i>edit to add - to be completely honest, I have to say that working in retail with about $11 millions a year revenue and lots of cash help out a lot >>



Still impressive - any other interesting finds?

MAT1

<< <i>Any type B's in that roll? If you are in the Eastern half of the country, I figure the odds are that you might have one. I have found about 50 silver quarters since 1973 and one was a type B. >>




type B - what should I look for in the coin? Any particular year?

SkyMan

Congratulations on the accomplishment. That is Great!

Here is a thread what to look for on Type B's. Let us know if you find any.


Type B

Ciccio

Very cool!

I found 2 of them in 2 years...(1936 and 1945)

johnny9434

whats your next project?

crazyhounddog

Congratulations on such a super cool achievement!!

ProofArtworkonCircs

<<type B - what should I look for in the coin? Any particular year?>>

Surprise! The years in question are 1956-1964 but Philadelphia mint only.

Worn B's sometimes are quite obvious by tarnish forming in the higher relief crevices and the eagle looks outlined in black. I remember seeing those when silver circulated, but I didn't know what they were then.

Shamika

I can't say that I've ever found a silver quarter before. A number of dimes, but never quarters.

fiveNdime

<< <i>all of them comes from daily change. >>


a quarter per quarter for 10years.

nice job!!!

many of mine were also collected from change.

ProofArtworkonCircs

<<edit to add - to be completely honest, I have to say managing a retail with about $11 millions a year revenues and lot of cash helped >>

Perhaps you should also be checking for the 1969 D thru 1972 D type B quarters. 1969 D type B should be the easiest. I found one about every 120 1969D's. But finding the 120 1969 D's is the first trick.

MAT1

Thank you guys for all the info - can't wait to check all of them out for a type B

Next project is to find a cheerio dollar and more silver -