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Cool find in todays change
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Man I never thought I would be lucky enough to find one of these extra leaf qtrs in change. But here it is found in todays change. In somewhat poor condition but still made my day.


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That's not that bad really and is a nice solid MS-61.
It would be a good idea to make a little run of the banks in the area and/ or go to
the place where you got it and ask where they do their banking. Then ask if they
have any nice shiny quarters in the register you can buy.
Good luck.
I do'nt collect the statehood qtrs so I have never followed the prices but I think this would need to grade 64 or 65 to see $200 or better.
Chris
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the place where you got it and ask where they do their banking. Then ask if they
have any nice shiny quarters in the register you can buy. >>
I own a vending machine company and found this in todays collection bag. No way of knowing where it came from.
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<< <i>clw54; I live in Phx AZ, about an hour and a half from Tucson where these were originaly discovered. >>
I hope they keep moving west then.
Schaweet!
You gotta love finding a coin in change that is less than a year old and worth some $$.
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Chris
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Noi idea, I've never looked at buying one
My Collection of Old Holders
Never a slave to one plastic brand will I ever be.