**ANSWERED** Any one know of a Mint State 2018-S Apostle Is. Park 25c?
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I'm holding a genuine PL MS 2018 Park Quarter with an "S" (Proofs Only). No mirror or DCAM as seen on the 2018-S Proofs! It looks just like a business strike with the PL surface as seen on the recent MS Special Edition Cents.
I cannot find any indication that the "S" mint dies were used to issue a MS coin in any mint offering. I'm hoping it must have been and you guys and gals will have the answer. The coin is clad composition.
Thanks!
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Post pictures. I'm having a hard time understanding your description.
If I understand your post, yes the U.S. Mint sells normal BU circulation quality "S" mint ATB quarters by the roll and in small bags of 100 coins. They usually get about one million such coins sold for each new quarter issue.
Thanks for the reply! No images are needed by the folks I wish to reach. Look up Proof Park quarter and MS Park quarter on the Internet if you need an image. Thanks again Gabe!
It’s one of these
https://catalog.usmint.gov/on/demandware.store/Sites-USM-Site/default/Product-Variation?pid=MASTER_APOSTLEISLANDS&dwvar_MASTER__APOSTLEISLANDS_detailsAPOSTLEISLANDSRB=18ABF&source=detail&Quantity=1
Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU VERY MUCH! I spent too much time on this one while looking all over the Internet including the Mint offerings.
Ditto Bill! Just saw your earlier post.
You can also see the reference note at the bottom of the page #194 in the most current edition (2020) of the Red Book. The note is very clear and concise.
That makes 5 different coins for each park quarter.
Plus reverse proofs, enhanced uncirculated, "W" mintmarked, and 5 oz. bullion and collector versions.
Some of the later circulation-strike "S" quarters have mintages of less than 900,000. They're available for 35 cents each, while the twice-as-common "W" quarters are fetching around $15 each.
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