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<p>[QUOTE="cladking, post: 1359876, member: 68"]This just might be a factor. </p><p><br /></p><p>Now that the eagle reverse quarters are seen less and less it just might prod people to try to put sets of them together. The incidence of the states and later issues is about 53% now and will increase very rapidly as the economy turns the corner since the percentage of new quarters in storage is higher and the production of new coins increases. </p><p><br /></p><p>It could easily hit 60% in just three or four years. If there is drawdown in the eagle reverse coins caused by the government removing old, worn, and damaged coin it could go even higher. Couple in some drawdown by collectors and in ten years the old quarters can seem pretty elusive at times.</p><p><br /></p><p>I play a game with the dimes looking for coins without mint marks. Despite all those astronomical mintages of the '65 to '67 and the many Philly dates up to 1980 you can still find a roll without a single mintmarkless coin in it. This is due to the higher attrition on dimes. Most will be permanently lost before they even wear down to Fine condition. These are the only circulating coins that are unchanged since 1965.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="cladking, post: 1359876, member: 68"]This just might be a factor. Now that the eagle reverse quarters are seen less and less it just might prod people to try to put sets of them together. The incidence of the states and later issues is about 53% now and will increase very rapidly as the economy turns the corner since the percentage of new quarters in storage is higher and the production of new coins increases. It could easily hit 60% in just three or four years. If there is drawdown in the eagle reverse coins caused by the government removing old, worn, and damaged coin it could go even higher. Couple in some drawdown by collectors and in ten years the old quarters can seem pretty elusive at times. I play a game with the dimes looking for coins without mint marks. Despite all those astronomical mintages of the '65 to '67 and the many Philly dates up to 1980 you can still find a roll without a single mintmarkless coin in it. This is due to the higher attrition on dimes. Most will be permanently lost before they even wear down to Fine condition. These are the only circulating coins that are unchanged since 1965.[/QUOTE]
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