Do you see what I see

I know @stldanceartist will

 

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4 quarters?

or a $1

 

They silver?

 

4 Type B's?

 

You're half right There are two up there....

 

Bottom right different ?

 

I DO see

What years?

 

Clad type b? From 1969 to 72 Denver..

 

Please explain. The silence is killing us.

 

Something about the bottom right coin makes me think I ought to be seeing a "D" mint mark on it, but I don't.

 

There are two type B's in that stash of 4 quarters for just a tinsy weensy bit over spot

#CHERRYPICKED!

1957

 

Heh. Made me overthink. Then again, that comes easily to me.

 

Me too...i over think the simplest things...I think...let me get back to you on that

 

Snerk.

 

I don't understand any of this type A, B, C stuff

 

Three different reverses. The Type A is the normal, expected reverse. The Type B was supposed to be a Proof-only reverse, yet a few slipped into Business Strike use in the late 50's and 60's, and the Business Strike examples are pretty uncommon and collectable. The Type C is 1964-D only, and is a die intended for use in 1965 on the new clad coinage which somehow got into the wild early and struck 1964's. It's a biggie in terms of rarity.

 

Ditto to what SuperDave said and here's more info on the varieties.

Business Strike Reverse B Washington Quarters
http://washingtonquarterresource.com/index.php/rvds

1964 D Reverse C
http://doubleddie.com/286101.html

 

Thanks all