None of my coins have ever developed spots so I could not tell you and I have hundreds of silver coins. I think it has something to do with the dry climate.
"I agree with Mitch. Die variety rarity is not as strong a form of product differentiation as mint marks are."
Absolutely. I have some silver Washington quarters in my complete variety set collection where there are perhaps 3-5 coins known in all grades for the variety after roughly 50 years of searching and the coins sell for well under $1,000 to this day. I can stand on my soapbox all day long and point out that the Washington quarter variety is possibly as rare as a $5,000,000.00 1913 Liberty nickel (mintage 5). And, maybe with enough "hype" I could get my Washington quarter up to $1,500 from $750-$1,000 current value.
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None of my coins have ever developed spots so I could not tell you and I have hundreds of silver coins. I think it has something to do with the dry climate.
Absolutely. I have some silver Washington quarters in my complete variety set collection where there are perhaps 3-5 coins known in all grades for the variety after roughly 50 years of searching and the coins sell for well under $1,000 to this day. I can stand on my soapbox all day long and point out that the Washington quarter variety is possibly as rare as a $5,000,000.00 1913 Liberty nickel (mintage 5). And, maybe with enough "hype" I could get my Washington quarter up to $1,500 from $750-$1,000 current value.
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