I have a 1965 Washington quarter on thin planchet. It weighs 4.26g. Local coin collector says it is the real deal. It hasn't been acid washed and it is circulated. I have been getting different stories from several people as to its worth. Wondering if anyone has input on this.
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1965 Washington Quarter on thin planchet
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Re: 1965 Washington Quarter on thin planchet
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Re: 1965 Washington Quarter on thin planchet
Some have been struck on dime stock but your coin has been played with, that is obvious. So would need looked at in hand.
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Re: 1965 Washington Quarter on thin planchet
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Your coin is too heavy to be struck from dime stock.
Daniel may be correct here, but I can't tell from your pictures, they're too fuzzy.
Possibly struck from thinner stock??
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Do you have any edge images holding it up to a standard quarter?
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Re: 1965 Washington Quarter on thin planchet
That's what the consensus seems to be... I'm getting many different appraisals of it. Rare find I'm told. Worth sending in to be certified?
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Re: 1965 Washington Quarter on thin planchet
Wouldn't be worth sending off in this condition, would cost more than the coin is worth.
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