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It's virtually nonexistent for the pre-'99 issues. I seriously doubt there are two million 1971 quarters surviving in any collectible condition at all and perhaps not even 1.000.000. The coins in cir… (View Post)

I used to believe this. I was really excited about the states program because I figured it would spotlight the old quarters in circulation as well. Some of the early proposals for this program applie… (View Post)

The plastic yellows and cracks but the tarnish precedes this. Each layer of plastic is really three layers thick with a very soft one in the middle. It could be off gassing from the middle layer caus… (View Post)

Everyone thinks these are common. Neither the Philly nor the Denver is. Rolls are very scarce and almost every single specimen that survives in a mint set is badly tarnished. Only a few a day trade b… (View Post)

"88-D and '89-D in the mint set are typically hammered. Careful with the '89-D, the strikes are so good it strips the plating off the edges of the reverse lettering exposing them to the atmosphe… (View Post)