Oh I forgot there's also one of those high-dollar quarters that are in there from 6464 Downs has never been touched there in top-notch shape gym proof and is also several pennies that are in in in the case has never been touched from the sixties I mean Jim proof perfect condition oh yeah and then I'm have a mint mark on those either like that they're all Collector's Choice no mint mark with Rainbow Tint to them pretty pretty pretty
Years ago I picked up a roll of quarters at the bank to do laundry...to my surprise all 64 and older. My son just gave me the tin I had them in and now with the knowledge I gained watching your TH-cam video I will take another look and see if they are worth more!! Thanks!
I apologize in advance if this bad etiquette but im relatively new to coin hunting . Anyhow I have a 1964 quarter with a die crack across Washington's throat and i dont know if i should have some one look at it first or send it to get graded or? what? I appreciate any input thank you
Just found one in my coat pocket that I think is a B reverse. I got it from a change machine at the laundromat the other day and just realized I had a silver quarter a few moments ago. Whom do I take it to to review for value that I can trust?
I forgot to mention last comment that by the way your videos are great they're quick you don't have you 2A bunch of non content . keep up the good work
I have a 1964 type A silver quarter D mint. Any suggestions on how to sell it? Thank you for this video, first info I've gotten at all about my silver quarters!! Thank you!!
I got the usb microscope. I’m so confused hub doubling md. I at least got a rpm right . Clicked button on my new p c I figured out video to by mistake lol . Love the videos
Okay so I have 2 1964 quarters one is stamped with a D and the other doesn't have a stamp. Any way you can help me out and let me know what I have exactly?
That's awesome! But I have questions. My dad give me a jar of old coins from he's mom. I used to love play with them when I was little and always put them back. He always told me to hold on to them. So I did. But looking back and I found my jar. I may need help on. I did have a 1964 and a 1956 quarters. Would love some help on this detail on it..
Those are fairly common but they are 90% silver so they have some silver value. You want to look for the errors I talk about in my error quarter videos.
I have one that I believe has a die crack on the bottom of Washington’s neck above the 4 in 1964. It’s a Denver quarter and it’s in nice shape, it’s got some wear and tarnishing but the groves on the edge are still deep and rough and you can almost count all the feathers on the eagles wings. I can’t find anything about it and the odds of this being a one-of-a-kind thing are pretty slim but it makes me wonder what I’ve got.
I just opened a roll of quarters I bought from the bank and to my surprise I found a 1964 no mint mark type A silver quarter. How much do you think it could be worth? And it's in Great condition.
Gud day to you Sir! I am just curious, how about the 1963 silver quarter dollar, how much does it cost right now? Kindly enlighten regarding my query. Thanks!!!
I had a 1964 Washington silver quarter perfect condition zero scratches on it Beautiful quarter had to pay rent long time ago about 6 years ago got rid of it with a bunch of other silver I hope the guy didn't get rich off my quarter because his silver shop shut down 3 or 4 months later
Just bought almost 2 rolls of all 1964 quarters, I bought them cause I noticed they sounded way different in the register and when I checked them out i knew they weren't regular so I looked into it. Now I just have them lol they are in decent condition, wonder what I can do with them.
Nice! This video will help explain how to post images of your coins and a step by step process of how to sell your coins. th-cam.com/video/DaZMgjl02nQ/w-d-xo.html
Thanks! It's been helpful so far but they're not d's so hopefully I can get at least scrap value which I hear is about $3 a coin? That's like $260 and I only spent $20 so I hope that's right! I'll look more into it.
I've found one and it is thicker on the edge about half way around. There are no scratches but there is a small patch of discoloration behind Washington's head. The ridges are very sharp and like i stated noticeably thicker on the egde also behind the area with the discoloration. Its super shiny besides the one spot. It just appeared in my change purse and I've never had any coin that looks so new.
I just found a box of coins that my grandmothers grandma gave her. The their are coins from the 1800s in there and 50+ silver quarters most of which are 1964. 1965 is the newest date in the box. Most of these are in mint condition. Suggestions on affordable and trustworthy graders?
Get yourself a pair of $1 reading glasses (Or $1.25, now, lol), and any over hanging light: Perfect magnifying glasses for coins....just sayin' Great vid, thanks!
A plain old, used (circulated and worn) 1964 Quarter with no special or rare features on it, is still valued just for the (0.18 oz. or 5.6 grams) of silver in it! Each one is presently worth over 12 times its face value now with silver over $18/oz., with each quarter getting you about $3 if sold to a coin dealer! I haven't received one in change in years, but there could be some still in circulation that you could receive in change from some unsuspecting cashier!
I got one in a roll of quarters I got to use for the laundromat! I recognized it right off. I’m trying to teach my grandson. I showed him and explained the difference. Hopefully, some of it dinked in. 🥴
@@beckygrayson5077 Good catch! Don't forget to tell anyone and everyone you know how the thieving government illegally foisted the new copper-nickel metal in place of the real money of silver coinage, when the corrupt war-hawk LBJ and the heavily-Dem Congress in mid-1965, ended 90% silver minting of dimes-quarters, while reducing the Kennedy Half-Dollars from 90% to only 40%. (Only the 1964 Kennedy half dollar is 90% silver, making it more valuable in purchasing power than the later halves.) The lower 40% silver Half-Dollars (1965-70) were made from the same junk base metals after 1970. That was the first of two major steps (Aug 15, 1971, ending gold as the monetary base) to INFLATE the money supply, deliberately depreciating its purchasing power (wrongly labeled as 'inflation") to transfer wealth from the savers, poor, working-, and middle classes; to the rich, politically connected ("elitists"), big corporations,and to the biggest debtor: the thieving government via the Central Bank inflationary machine. The Federal Reserve (Dec. 23, 1913) is a privately-owned banking cartel, propping up only the biggest banks and Wall Street stocks, while letting the small banks fail, although returning depositors their deposits from 'new' paper-digital created "money" continuing the counterfeit money scam. The oldest government scam in history on how to cheat the unknowing poor, working- and middle classes, while giving to the rich! A reverse Robin Hood organization! Gold coinage stopped after 1932. This inflationary machine (Central Bank) is how the annual deficit, and all their brutal, extremely expensive and deadly wars have been "financed" since Aug. 15, 1971. Depreciating our savings and earnings by making "money" from nothing at all except a modern printing press!
10 years old found a 1922 penny in a glass jar fishing with a few quarters dimes and nickles all round 1922 got candy with the sliver change and skipped the pennies in the rivers .told my dad what i found he told me i skipped a million dollars in the river till then kept all old money i find .the dime had a lady in it took that to the railroad and flattened it and made a medallion for necklace from it
Thank you, I recently came across some 64s I have found a few of both. I found a beautiful 64 Denver. On obverse in God we trust is doubled. On the reverse America is obviously doubled. I think I came across a error dump. This one with a few others we be graded. Change is good.... Will let you know...
I have a 1964 quarter, it has lettering all over it front and back, some big letters, some small. They are very faint but the letters are in the eagle and on the president.. I see it on my 65's too.. why is this and are they worth anything?
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I have no mint mint marks&Double D
I have 8 1964 quarters some with D and others without it what do you think thats worth
what if it says 1964 but its one of those quarters with states on it
Oh I forgot there's also one of those high-dollar quarters that are in there from 6464 Downs has never been touched there in top-notch shape gym proof and is also several pennies that are in in in the case has never been touched from the sixties I mean Jim proof perfect condition oh yeah and then I'm have a mint mark on those either like that they're all Collector's Choice no mint mark with Rainbow Tint to them pretty pretty pretty
I just found a 1964 d silver quarter, seems to be a type A. Thanks for the info.
Big fan love all that I’m learning from your channel thank you.
Years ago I picked up a roll of quarters at the bank to do laundry...to my surprise all 64 and older. My son just gave me the tin I had them in and now with the knowledge I gained watching your TH-cam video I will take another look and see if they are worth more!! Thanks!
Awesome. Thanks for watching!
This is hysterical! I picked up 2 rolls for the exact same reason and they were also 64 and older!
Awesome video Justin I have one of those thanks 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks for watching!
Justin i have a question. What website do i find out production run on a modern star note? Somebody out there has got to know. Thank you!
Good examples.!
Thanks
There's also RPM varieties for the D mintmark just found one, thanks to this video I took another look at my silver.
15$ anyone wants
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lol Thanks for watching!
I just found a 1964 Phila quarter. I believe type A In pretty damn good condition. Where can I take it to et it graded?
I apologize in advance if this bad etiquette but im relatively new to coin hunting . Anyhow I have a 1964 quarter with a die crack across Washington's throat and i dont know if i should have some one look at it first or send it to get graded or? what? I appreciate any input thank you
Just found one in my coat pocket that I think is a B reverse. I got it from a change machine at the laundromat the other day and just realized I had a silver quarter a few moments ago. Whom do I take it to to review for value that I can trust?
I forgot to mention last comment that by the way your videos are great they're quick you don't have you 2A bunch of non content . keep up the good work
I have about 3 of these 1964 silver quarters ... And a silver 1c
Hey I got a 64 D double die and it's in great shape should I get it graded
I have a 1964 type A silver quarter D mint. Any suggestions on how to sell it? Thank you for this video, first info I've gotten at all about my silver quarters!! Thank you!!
If you go to my channel you will see a video on how to sell your coins
Good video. It's alway, annoying when you find a 1965, 66 or 67 quarter while your looking for silver because they're only a few years off.
I hear ya on that!
I have a 1964 quarter.. the I God we trust is mis print
Dude that shit grinds my freaking gears. I've found about $10 in 1965 quarters before I found my first 1964
I have a 1943 and 1964 quarter I've been holding onto for a out a year now. The coin's ring against other coins is what made me turn an eye
I have 2 1964 quarters. But I don't know what to do with them.
I found a 1964 d quarter that has the doubling on the reverse. I think I'm going to become a member to send you pics to get your point of view on it.
Great video!!
Thanks Linda!
Would you know what a 1964 D quarter with a rpm & ddr would be worth?
This is a great video!
i got a 1964 type A,no mark. what should i look for?
I got the usb microscope. I’m so confused hub doubling md. I at least got a rpm right . Clicked button on my new p c I figured out video to by mistake lol . Love the videos
How would it have the 1965 reverse? The 1965 didn’t have the mintmark on the reverse but those did @couch collectibles
Any idea about what looks like a D under the branch on the reverse?
I got a beautiful 1964 P DDO/DDR quarter. I've been collecting coin's for years now. Great hobby.
Sold it ?
Okay so I have 2 1964 quarters one is stamped with a D and the other doesn't have a stamp. Any way you can help me out and let me know what I have exactly?
I have a 1964 Washington quarter dollar " No Mint Marks" it is Worth Valuable?
That's awesome! But I have questions. My dad give me a jar of old coins from he's mom. I used to love play with them when I was little and always put them back. He always told me to hold on to them. So I did. But looking back and I found my jar. I may need help on. I did have a 1964 and a 1956 quarters. Would love some help on this detail on it..
Those are fairly common but they are 90% silver so they have some silver value. You want to look for the errors I talk about in my error quarter videos.
Im going to buy a bag of those and search them!
Wow those are cool coins
Thanks for watching!
Great video- just subscribed
Thank you!
I have a no mint type with a type A on the reverse is it worth anything
Yay.. Quarter's..! Thank you..!
Thanks for watching
What does they type mean is its worth more. I found a type A 1964 quarter from the Denver mint.
I have a 1964 silver d quarter. Where would i go to sell it?
I would like your opinion on a 1979 quarter I have recently found it has a filled in d mint mark
You can join the coin collecting Facebook groups and post images there to get feedback from other collectors.
I have one that I believe has a die crack on the bottom of Washington’s neck above the 4 in 1964. It’s a Denver quarter and it’s in nice shape, it’s got some wear and tarnishing but the groves on the edge are still deep and rough and you can almost count all the feathers on the eagles wings. I can’t find anything about it and the odds of this being a one-of-a-kind thing are pretty slim but it makes me wonder what I’ve got.
Quick question how come you didn't mention more info on type a quarter? Its not valuable or? Just wondering cuz I might have a type a 1964 quarter?
I have a 1964 quarter type A. What can I sell this quarter for?
I have a 64 Washington that has extreme doubling I can't find one similar can you help
While digging through old boxes I found a 1964 no mint mark quarter with a few of the things you pointed out plus a 1942D quarter. Value?
I just found one without any mint mark on it tonight from the change machine at the laundromat.
@@raiseablackflag That's crazy! I found mine the same way! Lol
Hello, I'm not a coin collector but have recently found coins that may be worth some money. How can I get cash for Bicentennial and 1964 quarters?
I just opened a roll of quarters I bought from the bank and to my surprise I found a 1964 no mint mark type A silver quarter. How much do you think it could be worth? And it's in Great condition.
I have a 1964 d. With dbling on the in god we trust and it is in mint condition
I’m a cashier and I come across more silver then anyone I know lots of 1964 quarters
Gud day to you Sir! I am just curious, how about the 1963 silver quarter dollar, how much does it cost right now? Kindly enlighten regarding my query. Thanks!!!
What does the Type A go for?
I have 3 of these
I have a 1964 D type B I belive I just started collecting so I am a newly at this
I have been looking for rare coins for a while
Me too!
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I had a 1964 Washington silver quarter perfect condition zero scratches on it Beautiful quarter had to pay rent long time ago about 6 years ago got rid of it with a bunch of other silver I hope the guy didn't get rich off my quarter because his silver shop shut down 3 or 4 months later
Just bought almost 2 rolls of all 1964 quarters, I bought them cause I noticed they sounded way different in the register and when I checked them out i knew they weren't regular so I looked into it. Now I just have them lol they are in decent condition, wonder what I can do with them.
Nice! This video will help explain how to post images of your coins and a step by step process of how to sell your coins. th-cam.com/video/DaZMgjl02nQ/w-d-xo.html
Thanks! It's been helpful so far but they're not d's so hopefully I can get at least scrap value which I hear is about $3 a coin? That's like $260 and I only spent $20 so I hope that's right! I'll look more into it.
DamonJager go to a local coin shop and sell
I just found a roll of them in my grandmas drawer...
How much is a type A with no mint mark. Circulated?
I'm stumped on the one I have I would the G in God looks messed up but rear im leaning towards it having the 65 rear.
Wow dude I was just going thur my sixties years quarters when you uploaded this video I dig how you show what to look for on the coins thanks man!
Thanks Scott!
I've found one and it is thicker on the edge about half way around. There are no scratches but there is a small patch of discoloration behind Washington's head. The ridges are very sharp and like i stated noticeably thicker on the egde also behind the area with the discoloration. Its super shiny besides the one spot. It just appeared in my change purse and I've never had any coin that looks so new.
I just found a box of coins that my grandmothers grandma gave her. The their are coins from the 1800s in there and 50+ silver quarters most of which are 1964. 1965 is the newest date in the box. Most of these are in mint condition. Suggestions on affordable and trustworthy graders?
1965 Washington Quarter Dollars i have 13 pcs...how much i can sealled it
I have double uppers and the s is close together type a what's the next step
Get yourself a pair of $1 reading glasses (Or $1.25, now, lol), and any over hanging light: Perfect magnifying glasses for coins....just sayin'
Great vid, thanks!
I have that high grade 1964 quarter with no mint mark from the end of this vid...,🤔 how do I cash out!?!
Go to your bank and cash it in
A plain old, used (circulated and worn) 1964 Quarter with no special or rare features on it, is still valued just for the (0.18 oz. or 5.6 grams) of silver in it! Each one is presently worth over 12 times its face value now with silver over $18/oz., with each quarter getting you about $3 if sold to a coin dealer! I haven't received one in change in years, but there could be some still in circulation that you could receive in change from some unsuspecting cashier!
I got one in a roll of quarters I got to use for the laundromat! I recognized it right off. I’m trying to teach my grandson. I showed him and explained the difference. Hopefully, some of it dinked in. 🥴
@@beckygrayson5077 Good catch! Don't forget to tell anyone and everyone you know how the thieving government illegally foisted the new copper-nickel metal in place of the real money of silver coinage, when the corrupt war-hawk LBJ and the heavily-Dem Congress in mid-1965, ended 90% silver minting of dimes-quarters, while reducing the Kennedy Half-Dollars from 90% to only 40%. (Only the 1964 Kennedy half dollar is 90% silver, making it more valuable in purchasing power than the later halves.) The lower 40% silver Half-Dollars (1965-70) were made from the same junk base metals after 1970. That was the first of two major steps (Aug 15, 1971, ending gold as the monetary base) to INFLATE the money supply, deliberately depreciating its purchasing power (wrongly labeled as 'inflation") to transfer wealth from the savers, poor, working-, and middle classes; to the rich, politically connected ("elitists"), big corporations,and to the biggest debtor: the thieving government via the Central Bank inflationary machine. The Federal Reserve (Dec. 23, 1913) is a privately-owned banking cartel, propping up only the biggest banks and Wall Street stocks, while letting the small banks fail, although returning depositors their deposits from 'new' paper-digital created "money" continuing the counterfeit money scam. The oldest government scam in history on how to cheat the unknowing poor, working- and middle classes, while giving to the rich! A reverse Robin Hood organization! Gold coinage stopped after 1932. This inflationary machine (Central Bank) is how the annual deficit, and all their brutal, extremely expensive and deadly wars have been "financed" since Aug. 15, 1971. Depreciating our savings and earnings by making "money" from nothing at all except a modern printing press!
10 years old found a 1922 penny in a glass jar fishing with a few quarters dimes and nickles all round 1922 got candy with the sliver change and skipped the pennies in the rivers .told my dad what i found he told me i skipped a million dollars in the river till then kept all old money i find .the dime had a lady in it took that to the railroad and flattened it and made a medallion for necklace from it
Thank you, I recently came across some 64s I have found a few of both. I found a beautiful 64
Denver. On obverse in God we trust is doubled. On the reverse America is obviously doubled. I think I came across a error dump. This one with a few others we be graded. Change is good.... Will let you know...
I have one in great shape,where i can sell it ?
The last one. Did it sell for $6300 bc it was doubled or bc of the high grade? I have some that look almost uncirculated.
both
I have some as well how can I send pics.... definitely MS!!!!
I've got one that's shiny as hell it's a 64
I have a jfk silver half dollar, i do have 2, 66,67 quarters and 2 1965 dimes and 68 dime and the rest i have copper pennies
like 117, awesome!!
Thanks!
Have you found this year with a damaged B *Liberty*? My example sure looks as if it has a small chip missing?
I have a 1964 quarter weighing 6.21 grams is it valuable????????
Where can I get my coin looked at
I have a 1964 quarter, it's the size of a nickel with the sides rolled up. what is this
I have a 1964 d silver quarter trying to access the value of it
What if I found a 1964 that might have been gold plated before how much would that be? I got pictures
2 bucks,
to be exact...
$2.69
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I have a quarter very strange I would like to know where can I get it appraised
Gabriel Gonzales Cruz I just read on Wikipedia there are 3 accepted organizations that appraise your coins. the Wikipedia page was coin collecting.
How much would a 1957 pure silver quarter be worth in fine condition
I have silver coins 1964 quarter dollar. what is the price of (single) silver coin quater in dollars
i have 1964 quarter dollar of USA what is it value
I have a 1944 and a 1947 silver quater .. anyone know the value or know more about them.
How do you know if they are double die
I have an 1964 silver coin, how can i sell it? from philippines
I have done
I have one of those that sold for 6000😊
What about sp68 quarter?
That last 1964 you showed, the MS64 that sold for over $6000... was that a "In God We Trust" DDO?
I got one. Wanna buy it
I have lots of quarters from 1932 to 1964
Got one..
Glad feel better want millions
I have a 1964D over D Double Die..
I got quarter double year one said 1776 and 1976. This one have value ???
No
Maby
I have one 1964 Washington quarter
Had type c it looked like it was in HD
I have a 1964 quarter, it has lettering all over it front and back, some big letters, some small. They are very faint but the letters are in the eagle and on the president.. I see it on my 65's too.. why is this and are they worth anything?
I HAVE A 1964-D SILVER QUARTER TYPE A
AND 1964 90% SILVER DOUBLED DIE TYPE B