2010 mount hood Quarter

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  1. Brandon3545

    Brandon3545 Member

    so im hearing alot about these quarters and im just trying to see if anyone else out there has one and are they really as rare to find as im hearing
     
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  3. Pickin and Grinin

    Pickin and Grinin Well-Known Member

    Where are you getting your information? I am sure you could go to any LCS and buy a roll of them.
     
  4. furryfrog02

    furryfrog02 Well-Known Member

    There were 34 million of each P and D minted for circulation. That is actually higher than some of the following years. They are not rare.
     
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  5. AmishJedi

    AmishJedi Well-Known Member

    You can get a graded PR70DCAM for approx. $30-$40? Mine wasn't worth grading, and the silver has started to tarnish (e.g. tone).

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  6. Brandon3545

    Brandon3545 Member

    oh ok thank you i was just wondering. out of a $500 dollar box of quarter rolls i only found one out of the entire box so i was just wondering
     
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  7. furryfrog02

    furryfrog02 Well-Known Member

    Think of how many *billions* of quarters are circulating. Out of those *billions* there are roughly 68 million Mt Hood quarters. That is a drop in the bucket.
     
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  8. furryfrog02

    furryfrog02 Well-Known Member

    I like how the rim is toning but leaving the mountain still white. Very cool.
     
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  9. AmishJedi

    AmishJedi Well-Known Member

    Thanks, but I can't take too much credit for it. I "dip" almost all of my raw silver coins in eZest. Good news is they look great (blast white), for a little while. Bad news, "dipping" them has seemed to speed up the toning process over time (not sure of the chemistry/metallurgy science behind that), but that has been my experience.
     
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  10. Collecting Nut

    Collecting Nut Borderline Hoarder

    You can't think that way. It just doesn't work. Think of all the dates that were notbin that box. Does it become rare if not in there? No it doesn't.
     
  11. John Burgess

    John Burgess Well-Known Member

    Halfway through 2009 the mintages dropped and the lowest mintage was the first hapf of 2012 with around 20 million P or D struck. THe S mints stayed stable around a million made each of those years.

    2012 D Acadia is like 21+ million.
    2012 P Chaco Culture 22 million.

    those would be the keys to an ATB set but still that would be 21+ million sets, but you'd need a whole lot of people to collect entire sets of P or D, and if that happened and the included the S Mint coins, there'd be a run on those because all of them are like 1.2 million for clad and 900K for the silver ones.

    so really, I wouldnt' think it becomes an issue until there's a high demand for the Proof coins, If there's at least a million doing full sets, then it's likely there 22 million just doing Ps or Ds.
    Anyways, if you can get BU rolls of P or D to save at a reasonable price of those two coins from 2012, I'd say put some up just in case (within reason of course, don't get crazy). I'd say Acadia P or D has the best shot, I don't think there's been much graded MS68 or better since they came out and not many at MS68 even. so hanging on to a couple BU rolls if you can get them might be OK if something high grade comes out of it.

    Then again, you could just buy some mint sets. LOL
     
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  12. Kentucky

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    Using eZest has to be followed by THOROUGH rinsing if not neutralization, and the newly clean surface would be prone to quick toning.
     
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