The 1964 quarter is a tough date to find with the Type B Reverse. I think it is second only to 1956. And your coins look very 'fresh' (by that I mean they have un-molested surfaces), as if they were bought from the bank yesterday. I haven't seen the obverses, but if they're anything like the reverses, I think you have some 66's in there.
It's too bad they aren't 64-D with a Type C reverse. I'd guess a half-roll of those in gem BU would fetch $5000+.
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How can you tell from so far away that those are Type B's?
What I know to look for is the wide separation of E and S and the arrow heads overlapping the leaf of the wreath. Is there something more obvious I am missing?
<< <i>How can you tell from so far away that those are Type B's?
What I know to look for is the wide separation of E and S and the arrow heads overlapping the leaf of the wreath. Is there something more obvious I am missing? >>
A boldly-attached leaf to the A in DOLLAR. That's the key diagnostic.
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<< <i>How can you tell from so far away that those are Type B's?
What I know to look for is the wide separation of E and S and the arrow heads overlapping the leaf of the wreath. Is there something more obvious I am missing? >>
A boldly-attached leaf to the A in DOLLAR. That's the key diagnostic. >>
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congrats on a sweet lil score
those look every bit of gem quality too
good chance at a "YOU SUCK" in the making right here at price guide quoting $700 in ms66
most of those look lock at 66 or above
update us after you work the magic with this sweet lot
It's too bad they aren't 64-D with a Type C reverse. I'd guess a half-roll of those in gem BU would fetch $5000+.
What I know to look for is the wide separation of E and S and the arrow heads overlapping the leaf of the wreath. Is there something more obvious I am missing?
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<< <i>How can you tell from so far away that those are Type B's?
What I know to look for is the wide separation of E and S and the arrow heads overlapping the leaf of the wreath. Is there something more obvious I am missing? >>
A boldly-attached leaf to the A in DOLLAR. That's the key diagnostic.
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<< <i>How can you tell from so far away that those are Type B's?
What I know to look for is the wide separation of E and S and the arrow heads overlapping the leaf of the wreath. Is there something more obvious I am missing? >>
A boldly-attached leaf to the A in DOLLAR. That's the key diagnostic. >>
Thank you
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<< <i>what a SWEEEEEEET score! Was this a flea market dig? Police auction? >>
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