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There are 12 NGC Registered MS 68 2009 P Northern Marianas quarters. This is the circulation strike and some at this grade have sold for a thousand or two in the past. The NGC guide says it’s now worth $125 and I’m selling for that price. Any interest will be fielded. Thank you, happy collecting.
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Good afternoon everyone. I ran across this coin and it caught my eye because of the nice finish on it. I thought it was a proof until noticing the d mintmark. After looking even closer I thought maybe it might be a doubled die. I still am puzzled by what is and isn't considered notching. I found no information on any of the sites but thought it would be wise to check with the experts just in case. My questions are, 1- Is there something unusual about a business strike looking this nice? And 2- Are the offsets I see in isn't notches, or just common MD? Thanks a bunch in advance for your time and assistance!
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----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------RDV-003 = Type C = IIIo --> serif on N of UNUMRDV-004 = Type D = IIIa1 --> inside edge of wing where it joins body is very weakType D (not RDV-004/IIIa1) --> huge gap between right side of N of UNUM and eagle's headRDV-005 = Type E = IIIa2 --> incuse (sunken) outline of eagle's left wingRDV-006 = Type F = IIIb --> master hub doubling inside top of Q in QUARTERRDV-007 = Type M (or G) = IIIm --> rounded (not pointed) leaf to left of arrowpointsRDV-008 = Type B (or H) = IIb --> leaf to left of arrowpoints extends above arrowpointsReverse of 1972 = IIIb/m (?) --> rotated doubling that shows up best in bottom lettering?RDV-009 = IIIcRDV-011 = IV = IVa --> N and I in UNITED merged on top serifs?RDV-012 = IVb --> N and I in UNITED are merged at bottom and at top?----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1965RDV-003 (Scarce, ~5%)RDV-004RDV-0051966RDV-003 (Unconfirmed [?], scarce)RDV-004RDV-0051967RDV-003 (Rare, ~1%)RDV-004RDV-005RDV-006 (Rare, <0.50%)1968-(P)RDV-004RDV-005RDV-006 (~50% [P+D])1968-DRDV-004RDV-005RDV-006 (~50% [P+D])1969-DRDV-004 (Very Scarce, 29.1% [RDV-004+RDV-005])RDV-005 (29.1% [RDV-004+RDV-005])RDV-006 (Rare [?], 58.1%)RDV-007 (Scarce, 12%)RDV-008 (Rare, 0.80%, ~1,000,000?)1970RDV-006 (93.6%)RDV-007 (Rare, 6.3%)1970-D (~2,300 working dies, average ~185,000 coins per working die)RDV-006 (84.3%)RDV-007 (11.2%)RDV-008 (Rare, 0.10%, ~500,000)1971 (average 170,000 coins per working die)1971-DRDV-006RDV-008 (Rare, 0.03%, ~80,000, one working die?)1972-DRDV-006RDV-008 (Rare, 0.012%, ~40,000, one working die?)1973Reverse of 1972 (Scarce)RDV-0091974Reverse of 1972 (Rare?)RDV-0091974-DReverse of 1972RDV-009Quarters made in 1975 are dated either 1974 or 19761977Type D (Scarce, one working die)RDV-0111977-DType D (Scarce)RDV-0111978Type D (Tough)RDV-0111978-DType D (Scarce)RDV-0111979Type D (Tough, 5%)RDV-0111979-DType D (2%)RDV-0111980-PType DRDV-011RDV-0121980-DType DRDV-011RDV-0121981-PType DRDV-0121981-DType DRDV-0121982-DType DRDV-0121983-PType D (~15%)RDV-0121983-DType D (~20%)RDV-0121984-PType DRDV-0121984-DType DRDV-012Sources:http://www.heartlandcoinclub.com/Documents/Washington%20Quarters%20Reverse%20Design%20Varieties%20(RDV)%20From%20A%20to%20H,%20and%20Beyond%20Rev.%203-2019.pdfhttp://www.heartlandcoinclub.com/Documents/Washington%20Quarters%20Reverse%20Design%20Varieties%20-%20Quick%20Reference%20Guide%20(Rev%2009-02-2019).pdfhttp://conecaonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/QuarterRDVHandout.pdfhttps://nnp.wustl.edu/library/book/527681?fbclid=IwAR3pKZe55pVYKT5zRG1HdueHbZ-RG3xaxXqIjEoAvfCzFHnPG8Qy2G3cTYM (big thanks to Pete Apple!)https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/419710/clad-quarter-varieties/p1http://www.varietyvista.com/09b%20WQ%20Vol%202/Reverse%20Design%20Varieties.htmhttps://www.ngccoin.com/variety-plus/united-states/quarters/washington-quarters-1932-1998/?page=2https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/659907/kiss-1968-s-1969-d-type-b-and-3-other-reverse-varietieshttps://forums.collectors.com/discussion/627990/1970-d-quarter-varieties-reverses-includes-type-b-h-and-type-m-gThanks to Sam Petry!Thanks to Jose Gallego!(C) Shane Daniel
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A complete Canadian Quarter Collection dating 1953 to 1999. This complete collection is worth well over $6000.00. Grading runs from VG8 to PL67. Collection Price $4500.00 Additional photos can be furnished upon request for serious buyers. Thanks for looking...
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A complete Canadian Quarter Collection dating from 2000 to 2016 valued well over $1800.00. Additional photos can be furnished for serious buyers. Grading runs from MS62 to PL67. Collection Price $1400.00 Thanks for looking.
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Hi again. I know I already I have one question in que, but I thought I would give you another to ponder on when you have the chance. America the Beautiful quarter with blank reverse; therefore, it has no state or date. Just a faint bit of lettering from E Pluribus Unum on the reverse edge. It is also smaller than the standard for the quarter (as shown in the pic) and appears to weigh less (my scales have yet to arrive. The reverse is smoother than silk though it looks to be rough. I looked up America the Beautiful quarter errors. One error was being struck in a nickel planchett. Do you think that was the case here? This has baffled me since I saw it. Again, thank you for your time and input. Your help is dearly appreciated. 🙂
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1969 Quarter I found in my old change and was trying to figure out if it worth anything. It looks like it may have possible errors? Could just be the wear/tear so who knows any information on the value (if any) and possibly the grade of it would be helpful
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Found a 1967 Quarter with no d or p on it in some old change and I was trying to see if it’s worth any money. Also if any of you could help guestimate the grade of it that would be very helpful too
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Goin through old change and found this 1995 d quarter (along with a few other older ones) and I’m trying to figure out it’s value, any help would be greatly appreciated! It looked to be in pretty good shape for a coin that old so I thought maybe it’s worth more than the average 25¢. Also if any of you could help me guestimate it’s grade that would be very helpful too
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Goin through old change and found this 1985 quarter and I’m trying to figure out it’s value, any help would be greatly appreciated! It looked to be in pretty good shape for a coin that old so I thought maybe it’s worth more than the average 25¢
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Hi there! Fairly new coin collector here. From what I've researched, many silver/steel looking coins nowadays are mainly made of copper, so I'm guessing that's the brown that's showing through..? However, I am curious if anyone has an idea or theories of why it's in this specific pattern. It looks like maybe some sort of liquid chemical that ruined the top layer was spritzed onto the coin or something? I tried looking up similar photos and found nothing. I'm not looking to see if this is valuable or anything. I'm just genuinely curious. I think it looks pretty cool! It's a fun little addition to my growing collection
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First off, I am SO SORRY for the photo quality. I'm new to coin collecting and don't really have the best tools for taking close-ups. If you have pointers/equipment suggestions for taking coin photos, I'm all ears! Like the title says, I'm trying to figure out if this 1993D quarter was broadstruck or just damaged. The only reason why I think it's the former is because I don't see a single remnant of reeds. There are a couple of dents and scratches on the edge, sure, but none of them are straight lines that look even remotely like reeds (one of the photos has a regular 1993 coin edge on top of this one for reference). It also weighs about .4 grams less than my other '93 coin, and looks slightly thinner. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!
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1976D quarter I have take some pictures today to see if someone can help me out on this quarter... I really think it's a ddo I know the lighting is very tricky sometimes especially on a phone camera ....but I took alot of pictures from several angles to me it has all the characteristics of a ddo2.thumb.jpg.550b84e971d5d73ce4461e0707210569.jpg)
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1979 D filled in mint mark. Looks to me to be doubling in date and liberty. Looks like doubling just to the right of the ribbon. Slight doubling on reverse is there any premium value in this coin......... Is this also considered doubling of the ear
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Is there any premium value here on this Wisconsin extra high leaf Error......the doubling is on dollar on obverse and on date on reverse... Is this a rare find..
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2000 Massachusetts state quarter error
Brad adams posted a topic in Newbie Coin Collecting Questions
2000 Massachusetts state quarter could this coin be struck on 100 grain experimental plachet....
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Hi, I'm very new to coin collecting, so I have had coins with errors go right passed me and some that seem to be something turn into nothing. This one in particular I can't find anything on so I'm not sure if I have a great find or just another coin. On the word "in" the I seems to merge or slant into the N making it look like a W. Instead of In God We Trust, it looks as if it says W God We Trust. And maybe there's an error I don't see. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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1979 quarter with no mint mark... Is this a rare find... I can't find anything info on it ....I got to looking on my other 79 quarter they all have a D or a P.....did Philly mint any Quarters in 1979 with no mint marks
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1993p quarter looks like doubling in date...it has a date topper on it.... Is this coin broadsrike or partial collar ... slightly off center... Does this coin carry any value....
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I found this 1967 quarter today in a roll. Is this a DDO or possibly a sms quarter is it worth grading
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I have this 2005 Minnesota state quarter possible error coin.. I know its got alot of damage on it but what causes it to look like this.......any info helps
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1976 bicentennial it's got alot going on on reverse is it pmd or was it a error also see the top of a T on reverse by United circle that is in center goes through his mouth and around...on oobverse it looks like a D struck in the 9 on date.. Also looks like extra ponytail on obvese
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2005p west Virginia state quarter I think it may be a error .. I think it's struck through grease or some kind of weak die strike I just don't know for sure....can some one help me with this quarter... Real fuzzy looking to the naked eye
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1950-D possible first discovery, DDO
Coin Maximus posted a topic in Newbie Coin Collecting Questions
Need help! 1950-D Maybe first discovery DDO In GOD WE TRUST I can not find anything on this quarter, What do you think? Also possible dubbing on reverse, what do you think I'm in need of a more experienced collector. Appreciate any opinion or advice.
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