Brown 1974 quarter

It's just more PMD.

 

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All of those are just burnt or corroded quarters. Try scraping some of it off to see that it's not completely brown.

 

Welcome to Coin Talk! You quoted what Kirkuleez wrote - do you have any question or comment?

Christian

 

Bad advice.

 

A huge one! I have founds dozens of Quarters Nickels and Dimes with Environmental Damage..Brown in color!

 

yup, they are called metal detecting coins

 

I have a quarter also ....looks just like the one posted n being acquired of

 

Hi guys. I’m new here as well. I came across an old bag of quarters and became interested in knowing if any are of a particular special value. One of them is 1974 and brown just like the pictures above. However, mine does not have a mint location stamp. It’s missing the P or D all the other quarts have. Anybody have any input?

 

The absence of a mint mark means that the 1974 Quarter was minted at the Philadelphia mint. Worth 25 cents.

Anything else cool in the bag?

 

Nothing I can find with my limited knowledge. The coins have been kept in a ziplock bag overseas for many years so I ought there might be a chance.

 

I have one too just as described. I found it in dirt so I know why it looks this way. However, after I found it,it is the sound that draws my attention.
If I missed the answer above, I apologize.

 

I have one too just as described. I found it in dirt so I know why it looks this way. However, after I found it,it is the sound that draws my attention.
If I missed the answer above, I apologize.

 

What year would your Quarter be?

 

I have a 1974 quarter that is nickel plated on one side and plain copper on the other side. It has been kept in a coin box since the 1070's. It has not been in the elements.

 

Welcome to the neighborhood, Sonny!

It would be best if you started a new thread with an appropriate title, and be sure to post clear photos of both sides of the coin.

Chris

 

Welcome aboard - that's a very old coin, maybe a time traveler?

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