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I do recall comments about some type b reverses having “proof like” obverses, but I don’t have any of those. Cladking, Tommy and 19Lyds may have some knowledge of that. (View Post)

The years for the use of the reverse dies on quarters were 1956-64. Much lessor known and more rare are the proof die reverses used on quarters in Denver between 1968-1972-d . (Referred to as clad ty… (View Post)

Back at you Captain! And, in answer to you post in the other thread, I would assume that the fish was owed! .. - / .-- --- ..- .-.. -.. / -... . / -.-. --- --- .-.. / - --- / ... . . / - .... .- - -.… (View Post)

My wife found this while cleaning out her parent’s house. Never seen this before. May be from 1980 election? (View Post)

Tommy, my understanding is type H was 1969-1972. I have an old post with pics of type h, which were called Type b then - at least as to circ strikes. Proof reverses of that era should br type h, I th… (View Post)