My Coin Collection Part 5: Quarters
This video covers the three types of State Quarters - Silver Proofs, Regular Proofs and Circulated. It covers Washington Quarters from 1932-1998 and also covers Barber (Liberty Head) Quarters. Not mentioned in this video is the Standing Liberty Quarter which was released from 1916-1930 in 3 different varieties, none of which I own. Also not mention are the many varieties of Liberty Seated Quarters which were out from 1838-1891. If you have any questions ask.
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cool i have the delaware 1999 one too
i have a question. what does it mean if a coin is being circulated? plus what is a proof coin?
Proof coins have a frost like look to them produced only for collectors. Circulated means that it is being spent so you will find it amongst your change.
oh i have a question can anyone tell me?i have seom state quarters ohio.someone told me the letter on it ”p” was a mis print? and is out of print and rare? i have both of them.are they worth anything or out of print with that letter p on them?
The P is the mint mark indicating it was created (minted) in Philadelphia.
What was that book at the end of the video with the 1796 Quarter?
Red Book
i got about 150 CANADIAN silver quarters, my oldest coin is around 1727
what is in that quarter wapper?
the state quarters in circulation will never be worth more than a quarter
Same with the sacagawea, susan b. anthony and presidential dollars. The silver state quarters are worth something of course 
Nice denver o 69 proof.
I work at a gas station. I found a Wisconsin, Proof! I believe it was. It had a mirror finish and was mint marked “S”
Yup, I have probably found about 2 dozen proofs since working at my gas station, including 3 different state quarters.
Mine has very very mild oxidation on the obverse. The Red Book says it’s worth $5. So I can only assume I would get about 2.50-3.00 for it. But hey, I only paid a quarter for it.
Hey fartheraway 420
I thought the law of supply and demand stated that when the DEMAND overwhelmed supply stuff went up.. Maybe I was wrong :O(
Except when they make too many of them, such as they did with the state quarters. It is rare to find a normal quarter now a days.
liar..
my grandpa just gave me this lightning II coin. only 1400 were made. Lightning II is this air force thing.
Very nice coins….I got some coins also on my Channel…. I don’t know if yall like toned silver coins though.
my oldest quarter is an 1901 BARBER QUARTER.
you can check them out in my videos
i’m collecting gold plated state quarters
thats cool…hold on to it.. you’ll be happy when you get older
i’m collecting proof state quarters. I have one gold-plated CT Quarter that i got free at a coin show.
The Oldest Quarter I Have Is A AU 1858 Seated Liberty
CAN I HAVE ONE OR BUY ONE
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