Washington Quarters 1932-1998
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Coin Inventory: US: Twenty Five Cents: Washington Quarters 1932-1998 | ||||||
| Date | Grade | Catalog # | Description | Price | Item # | |
| Type B rev; scarce | 0912-072 | |||||
| SOLD: Proof die reverse. About 5% of mintage, scarce. Nearly flawless example with light mint set toning over fully cartwheel lustre. Only 2 coins in MS67+ higher. This is the MS66 Coinfacts plate coin. | 0901-159 | |||||
| Proof reverse (Type B); White, looks better. Scarce issue. Cherrypickers is $75 in MS60, $100 in MS63. | 0902-052 | |||||
| Reverse type B; Scarce, nice white unc. | $30.00 | 1008-247 | ||||
| Type B reverse; Lightly toned. | 0504-072 | |||||
| Type B reverse; A brilliant white coin, slabbed before PCGS recognized this variety. | 0003-066 | |||||
| Type B, proof, reverse; A brilliant coin with a full strike and lustre. One or two small ticks make the grade. | 9905-074-18 | |||||
| Type B, proof, reverse; A coin with mottled toning that could probably use a dip. Still a nice find. | 0008-034 | |||||
| Type B rev; scarce | 0912-071 | |||||
| OBH, Gen 4.0; A brilliant coin that should grade MS66 now. | 0003-068 | |||||
| Old RPM #1,EDS; A fully lustrous well struck coin that exhibits the repunched mintmark well. Pop=6 none higher and only 2 other coins graded. I am not pricing it yet but will take offers. | 0003-071 | |||||
| A late die state of this scarce DDO, showing both die chips to the rim on the 62, plus one between IN of IGWT, not mentioned in Wexler & Flynn. Another diagnostic in the lower left serif of the N in "IN". Light original silver surfaces. | 0910-058-96 | |||||
| SOLD: Reverse B; Blazing lustrous white coin with a few small marks. | 0611-094-2 | |||||
| Old FS-023; Nice strong doubling on IGWT. Blazing white, lustrous surfaces. | 1004-146 | |||||
| A brilliant, untoned coin. | 9501-048-3 | |||||
| A nice bold doubled die obverse with pickup on IGWT and 19 of date. Flashy and white. | 0412-268 | |||||
| Br-4415; Type C rev-RARE; An interesting variety using the copper nickel clad reverse die by mistake when simultaneously striking silver and clad coins after 1964. | 0208-134 | |||||
| Type C reverse; A lustrous untoned coin with some light signs of wear. Hard to find with the reverse of 1965. | 0006-035 | |||||
| A two headed "magician's Coin" made form 2 1964 Washington quarters. | 0411-193-9 | |||||
| A nice example with the complete lower curve of the D visible to the south. | 1812-167 | |||||