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The Wartime Quarter That Became a $22,250 Rarity

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A 1943 Quarter Became a $22,250 Rarity, Here’s Where to Look The Philadelphia Mint struck nearly 100 million Washington quarters in 1943. Most remain ordinary,...

Mint Records Confirm Proof Dies Did Double Duty in 1883 and 1884

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Proof Dies in Pocket Change? Mint Records Reveal an 1880s Coinage Surprise Collectors like clean categories. Proof coins belong in one box. Circulation strikes belong...

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