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| 1939 | ICG | PF-53 | Circulated |
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Something you don't see that often, a proof coin that made it into circulation. I thought it was a holder error when I bought it but you can definitely see mirrored fields underneath the circulation marks. PF-60 is listed at $90 we'll go less then half $40. | ||||||||||
| 1942 | NNC | MS-67 | Silver | $49.99 | |||||||
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If you are looking for an older silver Washington quarter that looks like it just left the US mint yesterday then this coin is for you. Bright white surfaces, bold strike and virtually mark free fields. | ||||||||||
| 1951-D | ANACS | MS-64 | Silver | SOLD | |||||||
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Here we have an older silver quarter dollar graded by one of the oldest certification companies on the market ANACS. They gave this a very conservative grade (in our opinion) of Mint State 64. | SOLD | |||||||||
| 1955 | PCI | MS-65 | BULLS EYE | TONED | $24.99 | ||||||
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A nice example of a 1955 silver Washington quarter certified by PCI as Mint State 65. It's bright white with nice bulls-eye toned on the front and back. The back of this coin is golden tone around the rim and the front is mostly rainbowed. | ||||||||||
| 1958 | NNC | MS-67 | Silver | $29.99 | |||||||
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Another amazing Washington quarter in a new certification companies holder. It's graded by National Numismatic Certification as Mint State 67. | ||||||||||
| 1959 | NNC | MS-66 | TONED | Silver | $29.99 | ||||||
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Here we have a nicely toned Washington quarter in a new certification companies holder. It's graded by National Numismatic Certification as Mint State 66. | ||||||||||
| 1962 | NNC | MS-65 | Silver | $14.99 | |||||||
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Almost one of the last years of the 90% silver quarters. This one was given a grade of Mint State 65 by NNC. It's a bright white example with a sharp strike and bold details. | ||||||||||
| 1965 | PCI | MS-69 | Special Mint Set | $24.99 | |||||||
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Here we a very pleasing example of a Special Mint Set quarter graded a whopping Mint State 69 by PCI. | ||||||||||
| 1966 | NTC | MS-67 | Special Mint Set | $14.99 | |||||||
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The US mint was trying to stop collectors from hoarding coins so they removed the mint marks and only make Special Mint Sets which was a combination between a proof and a mint set. This SMS quarter is graded MS67 by NTC. | ||||||||||
| 1967 | NGC | MS-67 | Special Mint Set | $29.99 | |||||||
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1967 was the last year the mint made SMS sets and returned the Mint Marks on coins the next year. This one was graded by Numismatic Guaranty Corporation of America, NGC as Mint State 67. | ||||||||||
| 1972-S | PCI | PF-68 | DCAM | $7.99 | |||||||
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nice looking coin, Proof 68 or 67 condition, although graded as deep cameo, I would same just cameo at best, slabbed by PCI. | ||||||||||
| 1976-D | NGC | MS-66 | $29.99 | ||||||||
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A NGC certified one year type dual date Bicentennial quarter. One of the top certification companies graded it as Mint State 66. This would be a good addition to a Registry set. | ||||||||||
| 1776/1976-S | PCI | MS-67 | TONED | SILVER | $24.99 | ||||||
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Here we have a 1776/1976 Bicentennial quarter in a PCI, OGH. Most people feel they had stricter grading standards when the coins were in the original green holders. This coin has a mostly copper color tone on the reverse. | ||||||||||
| 1776/1976-S | PCGS | MS-66 | SILVER | $29.99 | |||||||
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This is a nice example of a Mint State Bicentennial silver quarter. It has a sharp strike, bold details and nice luster. PCGS gave this mint state 66. | ||||||||||
| 1776/1976-S | PCGS | Gem Unc | Autographed | SILVER | $39.99 | ||||||
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This one year only Bicentennial quarter has a sharp strike, bold details and frosty white uncirculated fields. Not only are you getting a one year variety, but this one has the autograph of the designer, Jack L. Ahr. | ||||||||||
| 1976-S | ICG | PF-67 | CAMEO | CLAD | $9.99 | ||||||
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Here we have a proof version on the 1776-1976 quarter. This one is certified by ICG as proof 67 cameo. The reverse displays a man drummer with a torch and 13 stars around the flame. | ||||||||||
| 1976-S | NGC | PF-68 | CAMEO | CLAD | $14.99 | ||||||
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A pleasing example in Numismatic Guaranty Corporation of America, NGC new holder. This holder allows you to see the edge of the coin also. There is one needle point spot on the bust that keeps this from grading higher then proof 68. | ||||||||||
| 1976-S | PCGS | PF-69 | DCAM CLAD | 7 Available | $19.99 | ||||||
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Here we have some pleasing examples of Bicentennial quarter graded by one of the top certification companies as Proof 69 DCAM. These coins would make a nice addition to a Registry set. | ||||||||||
| 1976-S | PCGS | PF-69 | DCAM | SILVER | SOLD | ||||||
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...same as the ones listed above except this is a silver version. | SOLD | |||||||||
| PCGS | 20 coin | certified | holder | $9.99 | |||||||
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Need a place to put your certified coins? Here we have a PCGS holder that will hold 20 coins. It fits most certification holders (PCGS, NGC, PCI, ICG, NTC...) and only very lightly used. | ||||||||||
| 1978-S | PCI | PF-68 | DCAM | $8.99 | |||||||
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nice looking coin, Proof 68 condition, slabbed by PCI. | ||||||||||
| 1979-S | PCGS | PF-69 | DCAM | Type 2 | SOLD | ||||||
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In 1979 the US Mint made changes to the Mint mark on the proof coinage. There was the normal filled S or Type 1 and the new clear S or Type 2. This one is certified by PCGS as a type 2 version. | SOLD | |||||||||
| 1981-D | NGC | MS-65 | $7.99 | ||||||||
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Here we have a 1981 Denver mint quarter in one of the top certification companies newer holders. NGC graded it as Mint State 65. This would be a good addition to a Registry set and cost less then it would to certified it. | ||||||||||
| 1981-S | NTC | PF-68 | DCAM | Lite Tone | $19.99 | ||||||
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Overall this coin has a deep blue hue on the obverse and reverse. It also has a nice golden toned rim on both sides of this coin. It is certified by NTC as Proof 68 DCAM. | ||||||||||
| 1984-S | PCGS | PF-69 | DCAM | SOLD | |||||||
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Here we have a excellent example of a almost perfect proof quarter. This one is graded only 1 point away for proof 70, PRF69. It has virtually untouched fields and frosty black and white cameo. | SOLD | |||||||||
| 1986-S | PCGS | PF-69 | DCAM | SOLD | |||||||
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...same as the one listed above except these coins Proof Washington quarter dollar is dated 1986. | SOLD | |||||||||
| 1987-S | PCGS | PF-69 | DCAM | hazy rim | $14.99 | ||||||
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Although this one is certified as Proof 69 by PCGS it isn't as bright and it has a small amount of hazy starting around the edge. So this will only cost you 14.99. | ||||||||||
| 1987-S | PCGS | PF-69 | DCAM | 2 available | $17.99 | ||||||
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same as the one listed above except these coins have full virtually untouched fields and frosty black and white cameo. We have 3 available so we are reducing the coin by 2 dollars off our normal price. | ||||||||||
| 1988-S | PCGS | PF-69 | DCAM | $14.99 | |||||||
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Although this one is certified as Proof 69 by PCGS it isn't as bright and it has a small amount of hazy starting around the edge. So this will only cost you 14.99. | ||||||||||
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