1937 PDS Washingtons for the toner Dansco

SkyMan

Here are the 1937 PDS Washingtons for my toner Dansco. The reverse on the S is fairly ugly, but the obverse has a nice pearlescent look, e.g. has a look resembling the luster of mother of pearl (NOT to be confused with coin luster). Unfortunately the look is very difficult to capture in pictures, and it didn't show up. The images are by Bob Campbell, and I think he did an excellent job.







I am NOT a variety guy, but I did notice this.

Windycity

Very nice!

sparky64

They should fit the bill nicely.



Great looking WQ's.

etexmike

Like 'em both. Great looking obverse on the Denver Washie.





Mike

dogwood

Yes. That's a nice pair.
I would love to see that Dansco imaged when you're done with it.
Just got back together with Washington .25s after a 30 year absence.
They are Rewarding.

NewEnglandRarities

I don't know very much about WA Quarters, but I will say..

1. Love the photography!!
2. And NOT really second. Very nice examples

Congrats!!

halfhunter

Very nice pair! Is there something going on with the "D" mintmark?



HH

TwoSides2aCoin

They're getting there. It's going to take some more time, but a Dansco is a great place to make it happen.

SkyMan

Thanks guys, I'm glad you enjoy them! I'm having a blast doing old fashioned collecting, e.g. raw coins going into albums.

Originally posted by: halfhunter
Very nice pair! Is there something going on with the "D" mintmark?

HH

To the best of my knowledge, there is nothing going on with the mintmark. While it was NOT toned, I did win a 1935-D on fleaBay last week that was a RPM-001. It was in PCGS AU55 plastic. I'll be cracking that baby out to put it in the Dansco.

SkyMan

Bob Campbell was kind enough to send me some new images. It looks like the 1937-D is a RPM. I think Bob did an excellent job on the images. I'm not a variety kind of a guy, does anyone want to take a shot on what it is?

sparky64

COINS MAKE CENTS

Beautiful washingtons!