1964/66 Transactional Reverse Silver Quarter (6.3 Grams)

Wow! I don't think we're in Kansas any more Toto.

 

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THAT is my new screen saver

 

I stopped reading half way through page one. Troll from la la land. Oh, by the way, welcome to CT.

 

’Twas brillig, and the slithy toves
Did gyre and gimble in the wabe:
All mimsy were the borogoves,
And the mome raths outgrabe.

 

Is this what CT has become?

 

Shhhh...it always has been...

 

Just a lot of nonsense.

 

Wholly crap, I'm pretty sure I had that quarter!!!

Unfortunately, it's gone...well not gone, but now a lost treasure...here's the rest of the story:

I was carrying around this overweight quarter as a lucky piece because, you know, it was overweight & had a "funny" color to it. So I'm standing on the jetty in Port Aransas using my drone to fly my baited hook out around 600 to 700 ft into the inlet.

Well, I noticed the drone kept drifting slightly right so I taped my lucky quarter to the left side & it worked. Unfortunately, on the 4th flight, the drone crashed into the inlet. (On the bright side, I caught my limit -1- of red drum)

So, if anyone is interested in retrieving it, it's in the middle of the ship channel about 500 ft from the end of the jetty. The drone has my name & address if you wouldn't mind mailing it back to me. Keep the coin as your reward!

 

Don't feed the TROLL...

 

There was a thread on this same topic, not too long ago. Can't find it.

 

Ok here your guys go:

“ES” = Type C
“Arrows” = Type A
“A” = Type B

 

Add the Parallel line over the T and the “spoon” and you have the reverse proof.

 

Than you have a quarter with special stamps creating a bump and slope down. Stretching the left wing to the rim when turned counter clockwise at the right angles.

Coolest quarter ever.

 

1966 backdated 64 - 68 reverse proof all in one quarter. Like I said guys I already did the math. I know what this quarter is.

 

Yup, that's what I had!

 

My eagle do the wobble wobble.

 

No one will ever understand you until you start using proper terms.