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There are an awful lot of varieties in the Washington’s. My favorites include some of the ones you mentioned and the ‘56-64 type b proof reverses along with the ‘ultra rare 68d-72d type h proof rever… (View Post)

Quick rise followed by a free fall, all in the same morning! Maybe a little bit of a bounce back now before the end of the day? (View Post)

@rec78 said One variety of 1969-D thru 1972-D Washington is the clad B reverse, now know as Cherrypickers type H. These are extremely rare with only a few known. However, the rarity might lead to no … (View Post)

Many, maybe most, collectors got started by pulling coins from circulation. Unfortunately, there’s not much to search for anymore. Perhaps that is why the mint started programs such as the state quar… (View Post)

Dumb question for Fred. How do you have an unstruck planchet stuck to the obverse die? To be stuck to that die, didn’t it have to be struck by it? (View Post)