Sharann

You know, HH, you can't hide your lying eyes,

Hmmm... Suspicious minds....

Did you try placing a sheet of paper over them and lightly going over them back and forth with a pencil? It might help💁🏼‍♀️

Thank you! I was a little apprehensive about answering his question earlier, but then I thought about it for a second, or maybe less 😂, because I knew I was right! I am just afraid that I may lead someone astray... But I also knew if I was wrong, then the OP and I would both know really fast. 😉 Thanks for the encouragement 🙂

I'm gettin better! 😊

HI there. We are glad to have you on the forum. Unfortunately, from the pictures it appears to be PMD (Post Mint Damage) ; therefore, having them graded would only be costly, not beneficial.

Personally, I think some of your criticism stems from the fact that there are those who do not understand Shakespeare as well as they do Eric Carle. In the vain attempt to do so, they get a burr under their saddle and try to blame someone else for their own shortcomings. That is where I differ. I enjoy a challenge of words and opinions, which makes for a great debate. In the end, each person is going to believe what they choose to believe regardless, so why try to bash the messenger? Anyway, I enjoy reading (and deciphering) your posts. They help me to understand, therefore learn, more than just the basics of a hobby I've grown to love. Thank you for your candor as well as your vocabulary lessons. (How dull this world would be if we were all alike)

Agreed

I thought the 1995 DDO error was on the Philadelphia MM. Is it a known one on the D as well?

Same. But no W! Lol (Edited to say I misread the amount.)

Thank you for clarifying that for me. Apparently I am not the only person who was confused. I read several different articles about it and could never come to any type of conclusion based on them. They were all a little different. I'll definitely have to save your response to remember all that, at first anyway. I suppose, so to speak, the queen bee of mints is San Francisco (aside from West Point) and Denver and Philly are the worker bees 😂. Anyway, thank you again for the information and for going through the trouble to explain it thoroughly. 🙂

Thank you, sir!

They did, however, make silver bicentennial coins in 1976 though, right?

I want to make sure I am understanding this correctly. San Francisco's last year to produce quarters was 1954 until 1969 when they began to produce them for mint sets only. Are they still not producing quarters in San Francisco? So any quarters with an S mint mark after 1954 are from broken mint sets only.

You are probably right. 😊 I will try to keep my composure here though.

No. I'm just having fun and learning as I go. 😊

No. I was just curious about it.

Thank you!

Then it's a good thing I'm not searching for wealth, just for fun. To be completely honest, saying and typing the whole phrase without the T in trust kind of hurts my heart, cause in my God we don't rust! Personally, I don't think it should EVER have been hyped at all and that those coins should be deemed obsolete. But, that's just my opinion and the big boys don't usually ask for it.

This mint mark doesn't appear to be all there. Any guidance on this one?

Can someone/anyone please offer me some guidance about this mint mark? It doesn't match any error I can find, but it looks quite odd. Thank y'all in advance!

I am a big "why and how" kinda girl, and I am curious as to what is so different or unique to Kansas that it gets all the hype. I am gonna do a bit of reading and see if I can come up with anything. Thanks

Hey, I, too, am a Seinfeld fan.. 😎