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PCGS Grade,1964-D Quarter C-Reverse

BIGJAYVEEBIGJAYVEE Posts: 647 ✭
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Just got the E-Mail from PCGS on my 1964-D C-Reverse Washington Quarter. Attributed!!! AU 55.Pop report shows only 3 graded,total.I've got #4.Happy with the grade and attribution. Well done.image

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  • cladkingcladking Posts: 28,731 ✭✭✭✭✭
    Cool. image

    Is that the clad or silver reverse?
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  • ShamikaShamika Posts: 18,785 ✭✭✭✭
    Now what many of us non-Washington Quarter collectors would like to know is "what is a C-reverse"?

    Buyer and seller of vintage coin boards!
  • tincuptincup Posts: 5,397 ✭✭✭✭✭
    The type C reverse is a VERY tough one to find. This is the reverse that was used for the 1965 clad quarters.... but one die got used early on the 1964-D's. The type C eagle tail feathers have a very distinct centerline. The leaves on the reverse are somewhat sharper and shaped a little different. The eagle's claws are indistinct and not as sharp in detail. This variety is listed in the Cherrypicker's guide.

    Congrats on the attribution! I found one several months ago, but it probably will not get slabbed by PCGS due to a scrape on the obverse...image
    ----- kj
  • BIGJAYVEEBIGJAYVEE Posts: 647 ✭
    Tincup explained it to the tee.Very tough to find in any grade.It's just a very cool variety to have,plus it's silver.
  • WindycityWindycity Posts: 3,546 ✭✭✭✭✭
    pictures please...
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  • UtahCoinUtahCoin Posts: 5,366 ✭✭✭✭✭
    What's it worth? Maybe I should go through all my rolls of 64 D quarters!
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  • tincuptincup Posts: 5,397 ✭✭✭✭✭
    The Cherrypickers Guide lists the value at $125 for AU55; $150 for MS60. However, there has been some discussion that this is a very undervalued variety given its coolness factor, and as the population reports show, very very tough. So not sure if the Guide prices are really very accurate. Keep an eye out..... they can be found. I found mine in a group of common silver quarters....
    ----- kj
  • tincuptincup Posts: 5,397 ✭✭✭✭✭
    Here is a link to the post showing some pics of the one that I found..... note the details on the eagle, lack of details on the claws, etc....

    1964-d Type C
    ----- kj
  • BIGJAYVEEBIGJAYVEE Posts: 647 ✭
    image Very,very tough one to find.I guess i was lucky,only had a few 1964-d's to look through when i heard about this variety and found one.The PCGS POP Report shows a MS62,MS61,AU55(mine)and a AU50.Yes,I would say they are difficult to find.
  • SeaEagleCoinsSeaEagleCoins Posts: 3,262 ✭


    << <i>image Very,very tough one to find.I guess i was lucky,only had a few 1964-d's to look through when i heard about this variety and found one.The PCGS POP Report shows a MS62,MS61,AU55(mine)and a AU50.Yes,I would say they are difficult to find. >>




    Dude, with all the neat finds you've been making this year, I got to say...you got too much time on your hands...image ...

    ...and you suck...image


    ...cool stuff...image
    Re: Slabbed coins - There are some coins that LIVE within clear plastic and wear their labels with pride... while there are others that HIDE behind scratched plastic and are simply dragged along by a label. Then there are those coins that simply hang out, naked and free image
  • BIGJAYVEEBIGJAYVEE Posts: 647 ✭


    << <i>

    << <i>image Very,very tough one to find.I guess i was lucky,only had a few 1964-d's to look through when i heard about this variety and found one.The PCGS POP Report shows a MS62,MS61,AU55(mine)and a AU50.Yes,I would say they are difficult to find. >>




    Dude, with all the neat finds you've been making this year, I got to say...you got too much time on your hands...image ...

    ...and you suck...image


    ...cool stuff...image >>



    Good Morning Larry,Thank you for the "YOU SUCK"and your right,way to much time on my hands,but enjoying the heck out of it.image
  • RickMilauskasRickMilauskas Posts: 1,985 ✭✭✭
    Great find!!

    They are difficult to find but check around...they are out there.

    Here an ANACS one I picked up awhile back. Not my pic...or finger!)



    1964D Type Cimage
  • BIGJAYVEEBIGJAYVEE Posts: 647 ✭
    Wow!Nice one Rick.If that was a PCGS slab,you would be #1 in the POP charts.Great buy.image
  • docgdocg Posts: 528 ✭✭
    I just bought an NGC 1964d MS64 type C reverse on ebay for $150.00. I think I did quite well, especially considering I have been looking for one for 3 years. Off to PCGS for a cross when it arrives!
  • BIGJAYVEEBIGJAYVEE Posts: 647 ✭
    Don't send it to PCGS.If you do, your gonna knock me out of third place on the POP sheet.Just kidding.Go for it.Very nice grade and a very nice price you paid.Seems like they're coming out of the woodwork now, which is great,anytime you can create an interest in a coin,I believe it's for the betterment of the hobby.image
  • Type2Type2 Posts: 13,985 ✭✭✭✭✭


    << <i>Great find!!

    They are difficult to find but check around...they are out there.

    Here an ANACS one I picked up awhile back. Not my pic...or finger!)



    1964D Type Cimage >>

    Now can we see the Reverse so we know what it looks like thanks.image


    Hoard the keys.
  • RickMilauskasRickMilauskas Posts: 1,985 ✭✭✭
    OK...reverse pic...(not my pic and not my finger)image

    image
  • docgdocg Posts: 528 ✭✭
    Notice on the reverse the leaves are indented and clear, the tail feathers are much more distinct, and the individual tail feathers have central groves.
  • BIGJAYVEEBIGJAYVEE Posts: 647 ✭
    Now that's a pretty nice c-reverse Washington Quarter.Thought i had a decent one at AU55.Time to sell and keep looking.image
  • ProofArtworkonCircsProofArtworkonCircs Posts: 4,223 ✭
    I would say that it was grooves, between the feathers but the CENTERLINES of the feathers are in RELIEF. In general silver issues do not have centerlines although I have seen weak incuse ones on 1952, 1953 proof quarters. These relief centerlines are on all early clad quarters. Even the type B had then added for clad production.

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