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The listing, 1964 D Sterling Silver Washington Quarter Dollar Coin. has ended.

Here is a nice 1964 D Sterling Silver Washington Quarter Dollar Coin. Very nice piece to fill that hole.

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Questions & Comments

Going by the photo it doesn't look like a proof to me, but it does look to be in very nice condition, thanks for posting a nice clear photo, I've seen too many out of focus ones here.

Great auction, I'll be watching.

Mar 11th, 2010 at 6:53:39 AM PST by

What does a proof look like?

Mar 11th, 2010 at 7:11:59 AM PST by

this is not a proof. It is a Bu-Gem Bu 90% washington coin. Proof coins would be much more desinguished. Some parts of this coin pop , but others are common mint imperfections. The care that goes into making a proof is very easy to spot.
not sure the mintages or mint that proof quarters were made for that year. Atleast off hand.

Mar 11th, 2010 at 8:50:01 AM PST by

Ya I lokked it up so now I know what to look for in better coins. Here's what I found...........

By treating the die in a special way, the coins it produces have a different appearance. (proof) Modern technology allows the high points on the coin design to be acid treated (on the die). The background (field) design of the coin die is polished, resulting in a mirror-like look on the coin it strikes. This gives the finished coin a frosted look (frosting) on the raise parts of the design, with a mirror like finish on the background.

Mar 11th, 2010 at 10:18:05 AM PST by

well yes basically the the die is polished in an acid bath to remove any imperfections. It is polished 100 times more than circulated coins. On top of that each planchet is also polished. Coins are inspected for imperfections and cleaned with sound waves =p
bullion coins are only made with metals mined and refined in the U.S and are tested for purity like every 100 planchets for silver coinage. 1 every 10 for gold coinage. Don't quote me on those numbers, it's been a while since i read about the process.

Mar 11th, 2010 at 10:41:55 AM PST by

You have the mind of the google search engine...lol Thanks skaskankerbr.....................=>)

Mar 11th, 2010 at 10:49:43 AM PST by

Very nice, I'll be watching.. it'd go great with my collection. I have a 1964 Half, Dime, and even a penny (I think).. getting there.

Mar 11th, 2010 at 7:38:54 PM PST by

Awesome! Good luck dericxblaze.

Mar 11th, 2010 at 7:50:46 PM PST by

1964 D Sterling Silver Washington Quarter Dollar Coin. is in the Collectibles | Coins category