Ten Quarters from your Pocket...Date and Condition please
cladking
Posts: 28,631 ✭✭✭✭✭
Just like the "ten pennies" thread this might be pretty interesting.
I won't be able to support the thread much because I rarely see ten random quarters.
I won't be able to support the thread much because I rarely see ten random quarters.
Tempus fugit.
0
Comments
by chance I did pick up 10 Ikes from the bank.
2 - 1971
2 - 1972
1 - 1974
5 - snarky 1975/1976
No varieties!
1 VF, 9 XF & some would details for scratches.
2002 - AU
1994 - Scratched - XF details
2000 - With what appears to be some gum on it
1994 - AU
2004 - XF
2005 -AU
1986 - VF
2004 - possibly MS
1989 - AU
2003 - XF
1986-d vf
1995-d vf/xf
1999-d del xf
1999-d ct au
2000-p nh au
2000-d sc xf
2002-p La au
2008-d az au
2000-d hi au+
89D VF30
82D VF
87D VF30
95D XF
01D XF
12D AU58
86D VF
94D XF
1870CC VG10
Keeper of the VAM Catalog • Professional Coin Imaging • Prime Number Set • World Coins in Early America • British Trade Dollars • Variety Attribution
<< <i>98D AU
89D VF30
82D VF
87D VF30
95D XF
01D XF
12D AU58
86D VF
94D XF
1870CC VG10
>>
1965
1999-P Connecticut
1976-P Bicentennial
1987-P
1977
1986-D
1979
2004-P Iowa
2006-D Nebraska
All are worn, the best is XF
1967-P..xf
1982-D..xf
1995-P..xf
2000-P Virgina...low au
2000-D Virginia...low au
2000-P Mass....low au
2001-P Kentucky...low au
2007-P Idaho...low au
2007-P Washington... high au
Not that I can grade. Thanks for getting me to take my loupe out and look at a series I never do.
1984-D F
1995-D low AU
1999-D Connecticut XF+
1999-D Georgia AU
2000-D S. Carolina AU details-counter wheel marks
2005-D W. Virginia AU
2007-D Idaho AU
2007-D Washington AU
2008-D Oklahoma XF/AU with ugly toneing.
01 new york xf
00 new hamp ugly
01 rhode is au+
04 michigan new
08 hawaii new
1981 au
1983 xf
LM-ANA3242-CSNS308-MSNS226-ICTA
1997-P AU
2002-D Louisiana AU
1999-D Connecticut AU
1996-P XF
2000-D South Carolina AU
2008-D Alaska - MS64
1978-D VF
1976 Bicentennial XF
2008-D Hawaii AU
2004 P MI looks UNC
1979 VF
1981 P VF
1978 D VF
1976 XF
1969 F
1988 P VF
2006 P NE discolored AU
1990 D XF
i often wonder if a person in say 1875 could find a fair amount of 30-40 year old coins in his/her change.
1997 D XF
1995 XF
1972 D VF
1983 VF
2008 AU
1997 XF
1969 VF
1984 VF
1998 XF/AU
1983 VF
1976 bicentenial clad XF
2004 Florida AU
1982-D VF
1999 Connecticut UNC
1976-D Bicentenial Clad XF-
1996 AU
2001-D Kentucky AU
1973-D VG+
1982
1993
1994D
1995
1998
2001D Vermont
2006P Colorado
2007P Idaho
And..a Canadian quarter - 1975
Cheers, RickO
1965 VG/F
1982-D VF
1995-P AU
1995-P XF
1997-D XF but a couple of scratches
1999-P Pennsylvania XF
2002-P Missouri AU
Found these in my desk:
1995-P XF
2000-P Mass. AU
2008-P Arizona AU
3 x 2013 White Mountain fresh from roll at lunch (D)
1 x 1990 D beat to hell
1 x 2005 D Oregon beat to hell
1 x 2011 D Glacier XF
2 x 2004 D Wisconsin VF
2 x 1941 yup got in change at 7/11 asked to buy all qtrs, had $4.00 worth but I got only 2 in original change
2008-P Alaska AU
2001-P North Carolina XF
2000-D Maryland high VF/low XF (a bit of luster but fairly nicked up)
1983-P VF (fairly worn, no luster)
1973 VG
(2) 1991-P F,VF
1995-D XF rough
1996-D XF rough
1999-P Delaware AU, light scratches, weak strike bottom of Obv., Top of Rev.???
1999-P Conn. XF scratches
2004-P Florida, AU
2006-D Nevada, AU scratches
Successful BST deals with mustangt and jesbroken. Now EVERYTHING is for sale.
Here are eleven random ones though;
NW Indiana
1993-D unattractive AU-50
1993-D very unattractive AU-50+
2000-P Maryland AU-50
1981-D (type c) XF-45
2006-D Colorado AU-50+
1987-D VF+ road kill and tarnish
2000-P Massachusetts unattractive AU-50
2003-P Maine slider (looks like a lightly circulated Gem)
1965 VG- cull
1999-P Connecticutt rough AU-50
1984-P F+ (typical for date numerous small dings)
1986D - XF
1988D - VF/XF
2000D - Virginia - XF
2000D - S. Carolina - AU
2005D - California - AU/BU
2005D - Kansas - AU
2008D - N. Mexico - AU
2008D - Alaska - AU
2013D - Perry's Victory - MS63ish
All Denver-minted. Typical for where I live.
I've been watching the older quarters disappearing in nice condition in change since
they were first minted. I've watched as the nice collectable specimens decreased from
about 25 per roll down to where they are today (~2.75)(6.9%). This is for non-cull
pre-'79 issues. Back in the '80's most of these collectable older coins were in VF to
AU condition but now days they are only in Fine to VF+.
Today I looked at a few rolls that were especially "bad". There were only 2 such coins
per roll on average and they were all low grade and borderline culls except a single
standout. It's a nice toned VF+ 1972-D.
There are several processes that seem to be at work. The most disturbing is the rapid
increase in the number of culls. Worn coins are barely more likely to become culls than
newer coins. Of course the percentage of an issue that is cull increases over time but it
should be a fairly increase. It isn't even for the oldest coins (pre-'76) nor for the states
quarters. Attrition rates seem to be going up as well and this especially affects the older
coins. This could be the effect of collectors as there have been millions of the folders and
albums sold.
No doubt the next batch of quarters will look a lot better than this one.
Oh! The best coin in the bunch is an MS-66 P Denali. There are only 6 BU's with the old-
est bing 2006. There are lots of AU's with the oldest being a '94.
1994-D XF with green growth
1999-P CT AU
1996-P AU
1967 may actually have been an SMS at one point VF with counter marks
1996-D XF
2009-P PR MS63
2006-D CO AU
2005-D KS AU
1966 VF
1994P,2007P,1985D, 2005P, 2003P,2000P
Most look to be AU condition, the 1985D is probably more of an XF.
2005-p California - Tarnished
2002-p Indiana - Au
2000-p Mass - Au
1990-p xf
1988-p xf
1998-p au
1990-p xf
1965-p f
1988-p xf
2008-d New Mexico tarnishedd
Also accidentally grabbed a SBA.
2005 Minnesota AU
2002 Mississippi AU
2013 Dime AU
1999 Dime XF
1995 Nickel XF
1944 Cent F
Ok, so they're not all quarters but I had a wheatie!
1981-D F
1981-D VF
1990-P XF
1994-P XF
1996-D XF
1999-P PA F
2000-P SC XF
2002-P TN VF
2005-D CA VF
2007-P WA XF
<< <i>I'd have to look around the house for a while to find 10 spendable quarters. >>
Noticed the other day that after the wife had "borrowed" my SUV, she had relieved the change hopper of nearly all the quarters......
1908
The rest of my pocket change:
1863 IHC
1910-D Dime
1914 Dime
1943 Dime
1892 Columbian
1923 Monroe Doctrine
Cheers,
Bob
1-65
1-66
1-67
All tough dates and all no mint mark.I always keep a few of these around and when I come across an 82 or 83 I put them away.
1965 Fine
1965 VF
1967 VF
1977-D VF/EF
1988-D EF
1989-P EF/AU
1994-P EF/AU
1997-P EF/AU
2003-D AL(abama) EF/AU
2004-P MI EF
2006-D ND AU
2008-D AZ AU polished
3013-D NH Ch. AU
2013-D MD CH. AU
my hand and said she needed them for laundry...........Then it dawned on me
Our washer & dryer don't take quarters
Steve
Who carries 10 quarters in their pocket??
here is what I found:
The eagle reverse is just barely 50%+, State quarters are nearly 50%.
29 old quarters (Pre 1973) including one each of the five I am most interested in - 1966, 1969D, 1970D, 1971D and 1972 D.
2 Bicentennials
2 Territories
11 Parks. (5 from one roll)
In the last few months I have gone thru 3,788 quarters which have yielded:
33 1966
3 1969 D
13 1970 D
12 1971 D
17 1972 D
I am looking in the D's for type B like type H quarters. As I write this I see I am probably doomed to find none.
From 1973-1988 I found 1 1969 D H in every 13,500.4 quarters (! in 114.24 1969 D quarters) 1 and 1 1972 D H in every 357,760 quarters (1 in 8,316 D's.)
With these latest figures I should now expect 1 1969 D H in every 144,247 quarters and 1 1972 D H in every 1,850,000 quarters.
I am looking for a type C in the 1966's but haven't found one. I think I had one way back, but it was never checked against all the pick up points.
edit: Corrected first line to reflect 4 rolls per batch instead of 3.
68-P F-VF
68-P VF-XF
81-P XF with rim damage
82-P VF-XF
86-D XF-AU
90-D AU
90-D AU with rim damage
96-P AU
98-D AU
07-D WA - AU with gunk stuck to the reverse
I'm surprised there are so few State quarters but not surprised there are no National Parks quarters. In the past six months I have received very few National Parks quarters in change and no "new" ones at all.
Dish that holds my car keys and other pocket stuff at end of day had these 8 this morning, here's a tally on the way to the big coffee can
13D Mt rush AU58 x 2
13D Mt rush AU50
06D Colorado AU53
00D Virginia EF45
83D VF35
78P EF40
74P EF40
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
Here's a slightly unusual random grouping. Lots of old coins;
1966 G+ (nice) (very thin)
1971-D VG+ (but lightly beaten)
1974 F+ nice
1974 VF- (unattractive)rim damage)(corrosion)
1980-P VF- (cull)
2000-P NH AU-50
2000-D NH XF-
2005-D WV AU-53 (cull)
2014-P Everglades AU-58
2016-D Roosevelt AU-58+ (slider)
On average they are 27 years old. Half are eagle reverse.
The 1966 is the lowest grade I've seen in some time now. It has a small spot of glue on it. I wonder if thin coins are being removed from circulation and the glue saved this from being too thin.
The number nice of pre-1980 quarters is continuing to plummet and XF's seem to be almost a thing of the past. It seems collectors are finally starting to look at these coins. If the government is removing worn coins and culls production of new quarters will remain high making the older coins appear "scarce".
1977 VF25 with wheel damage
2014-D Shenandoah AU53
2000-P South Carolina AU50
2000-D South Carolina AU55
1986-D VF30
1987-P VF30
1995-D VF35
1977 VF25
2015-D Kisatchie AU58
2003-P Arkansas AU55
Average 22 years old, 5/10 eagle reverses.
Fun to revisit an old thread.
Nice thread,
My ten from Dallas, TX:
1977 Fine-12
1981-P F-12
1987-D VF-20
1993-D VF-30
1998-P EF-45
2000-D MD EF-45 with a bad scratch on the reverse
2006-P NE EF-40 but no luster left
2012-D Hawaii EF-40 the very flat obverse takes very little to show wear
2016-D Shawnee AU-58 nice coin
2016-P Harper's Ferry AU-55 not bright like maybe it was in dirty water?
Cheers
All 2012-S El Yunque. I bought a 100-coin bag a while back, kept several nice ones and am slowly spending the rest. It's fun to imagine a roll searcher finding one of them years from now, and then trying to figure out where to place it in an album that only has slots for the P and D coins.
My Adolph A. Weinman signature
1965VF
1966VF
1967VF
1999 Pennsylvania
2013 Ohio, Perry's Victory...
Low change day.... Cheers, RickO
Only have 6 in my pocket currently...
3 2000D New Hampshire all AU
1 2014D Utah XF-- AU
1 2013 North Dakota XF--AU
1 1969 VF