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<p>[QUOTE="Oldhoopster, post: 4564165, member: 84179"]Avery, you need to do a little research. As I said in a previous post, the 1970-S PROOF quarter that was struck over a 1941 Canadian quarter is on a silver planchet, not a clad planchet used for proof quarters. A clandestine mint employee put a 1941 Canadian quarter into the press, struck in with a proof die, and smuggled it out of the mint. There were a number of Spectacular proof errors that came from the San Francisco mint in the early 70s including 2 proof quarters struck on Barber Quarters (one was dated 1900).</p><p><br /></p><p>The 1941 Canadian overstrike and a number of others were found in a safety deposit box. I'm not positive, but I recall reading that the box may have been seized as assets from a drug bust. The Secret Service evaluated the errors and allowed the State of CA to proceed with the auction (I also believe that Fred Weinberg attended the auction). There were a number of articles in the numismatic periodicals and if you read them, you'll see that the overwhelming opinion is that these errors "had help" being made and leaving the mint. <u>None were circulation finds</u>.</p><p><br /></p><p>Once again, think about your coin. It is struck on a clad quarter planchet. The absolute first thing you need to do is explain how the 1941 undertype coin was minted on a clad planchet. They didn't exist in 1941. I'll say it again in case you missed it. Clad planchets didn't exist in 1941. Don't even bother making comments like "it looks like a 1941" or "undiscovered errors are out there" to justify your conclusion. Your ignoring the 600 lb gorilla in the room, HOW COULD THE ORIGINAL 1941 UNDERTYPE COIN BE STRUCK ON A CLAD PLANCHET?</p><p><br /></p><p>You recently posted some nice errors recently. Nice finds and you knew what they were. it's time to stop claiming that you found the equivalent of Bigfoot in your garage and arguing when people don't believe you[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Oldhoopster, post: 4564165, member: 84179"]Avery, you need to do a little research. As I said in a previous post, the 1970-S PROOF quarter that was struck over a 1941 Canadian quarter is on a silver planchet, not a clad planchet used for proof quarters. A clandestine mint employee put a 1941 Canadian quarter into the press, struck in with a proof die, and smuggled it out of the mint. There were a number of Spectacular proof errors that came from the San Francisco mint in the early 70s including 2 proof quarters struck on Barber Quarters (one was dated 1900). The 1941 Canadian overstrike and a number of others were found in a safety deposit box. I'm not positive, but I recall reading that the box may have been seized as assets from a drug bust. The Secret Service evaluated the errors and allowed the State of CA to proceed with the auction (I also believe that Fred Weinberg attended the auction). There were a number of articles in the numismatic periodicals and if you read them, you'll see that the overwhelming opinion is that these errors "had help" being made and leaving the mint. [U]None were circulation finds[/U]. Once again, think about your coin. It is struck on a clad quarter planchet. The absolute first thing you need to do is explain how the 1941 undertype coin was minted on a clad planchet. They didn't exist in 1941. I'll say it again in case you missed it. Clad planchets didn't exist in 1941. Don't even bother making comments like "it looks like a 1941" or "undiscovered errors are out there" to justify your conclusion. Your ignoring the 600 lb gorilla in the room, HOW COULD THE ORIGINAL 1941 UNDERTYPE COIN BE STRUCK ON A CLAD PLANCHET? You recently posted some nice errors recently. Nice finds and you knew what they were. it's time to stop claiming that you found the equivalent of Bigfoot in your garage and arguing when people don't believe you[/QUOTE]
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