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Does anyone know of a 1955 Reverse R variety Quarter?
Supposedly it was written up in Coin world years back. Any info appreciated.
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TD
The reverse "R" Quarter is listed for both 1955 and 1956. 1956 is illustrated. It is a die break from the loop of the 9 towards the rim. It really does look like a mirror image "R".
Dave
<< <i>I found my 1974 6th edition of Spadone.
The reverse "R" Quarter is listed for both 1955 and 1956. 1956 is illustrated. It is a die break from the loop of the 9 towards the rim. It really does look like a mirror image "R". >>
It is annoying that I can remember stuff like that, but can't remember why I walked into the other room just now......
TD
<< <i>It is annoying that I can remember stuff like that, but can't remember why I walked into the other room just now...... TD >>
Me too!!!!
Spadone had 3 columns for prices - Good, Fine and Unc.
These reverse R quarters, he only listed in fine as $2.75 each.
A normal 1956 was listed as .90 in unc and a normal 1955 at 2.25 in unc. Again only the one grade listed.
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<< <i>I found my 1974 6th edition of Spadone.
The reverse "R" Quarter is listed for both 1955 and 1956. 1956 is illustrated. It is a die break from the loop of the 9 towards the rim. It really does look like a mirror image "R". >>
It is annoying that I can remember stuff like that, but can't remember why I walked into the other room just now......
TD >>
You are getting old and cranky- take your meds and think- life is always better on the other side of the 'L'...
Right.