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Don't Spend These Washington Quarters: The Most Valuable US Quarters Explained $13 MILLION

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Don't Spend These Washington Quarters: The Most Valuable US Quarters Explained $13 MILLION

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“USA Quality Coin Pockets”
23 просмотра · 10 часов назад
Don't Spend These Washington Quarters: The Most Valuable US Quarters Explained $13 MILLION Could a quarter in your pocket change be worth thousands of dollars? In this video we count down the most expensive and most valuable Washington quarter dollars ever made by the United States Mint, from 1932 to today. You will learn which dates, mint marks, and errors collectors pay the highest prices for, how to identify each one, and what to do if you think you have found one. In this video: The famous 1932-D and 1932-S key date quarters Why 1932-D is the king of low mintage Washington quarters Rare 1965 silver planchet error quarters (struck on a leftover silver blank) Wrong planchet errors and off center strikes Doubled die varieties such as the 1942 and 1943 doubled dies Top graded high condition quarters and record auction sales Proof and Special Mint Set coins How to check weight, edge, and mint mark at home How to store, grade, and sell valuable coins safely Quick tips: Never clean your coins, it destroys value Weigh your coin: a clad quarter is 5.67 grams, a silver quarter is 6.25 grams Check the edge: a copper stripe means clad, a solid silver edge means silver Use PCGS or NGC for grading and check recent sold listings for real prices Prices mentioned are approximate and change with the market. This video is for education and entertainment only and is not financial advice. Subscribe and turn on the bell icon for new coin videos every week. Like the video, share it with a friend who loves coins, and tell us in the comments what you found in your coin jar. #WashingtonQuarter #RareQuarters #CoinCollecting #ErrorCoins #CoinsWorthMoney #USCoins #Numismatics #QuarterDollar #SilverQuarter #CoinValues