gutierrezgirl

I found one in some change a couple of years ago "Rhode Island", It weighed 4.7 which was a good indication that It is a mint error. I decided to pay the dealers fee $80.00 and take a chance on getting it certified. Great Decision PCGS graded it as a uncirculated MS62 Reverse Clad Layer Missing, a mint error.

I too am sorry for your loss. Hopefully this can help you get through the tough days easier. I say July 22, 1934

Hi Everyone, Thanks to those who responded to my post, thanks for all your feedback. When I found the coin I brought it to a local coin dealer who has the opinion that it is authentic. The weight is 4.6 and or 4.7 grams and there is no rim damage.

Hi Everyone, This quarter came from a girlfriend who needed to borrow money. She paid me back with a bunch of change, most was quarters. I found this quarter in the change she paid me with. I told her what she gave me and she said good happens and it's mine. bhyper.gif So I am considering selling it on Ebay but I am no expert when it comes to coins, just a collector, and wanted to know if I get it certified would that increase the sale amount or not. Thanks for your help, gutierrezgirl {br}{br}

Im sorry about that, let me try and fix the problem. Thanks gutierrezgirl

Hi Everyone,This quarter came from a girlfriend who needed to borrow money. She paid me back with a bunch of change, most was quarters. I found this quarter in the change she paid me with. I told her what she gave me and she said good happens and it's mine. So I am considering selling it on Ebay but I am no expert when it comes to coins, just a collector, and wanted to know if I get it certified would that increase the sale amount or not. Thanks for your help, gutierrezgirl[br][br]