Find that coin! 1964 silver quarter reverse.

I didn't get one guess on my daily updates thread, yesterday. So that tells me 2 things, a, no one reads my thread, b, the challenge may have been too hard, or 3, that maybe i forgot to put to put it in there in the first place, which i didn't, because i found it a few times in both pics.
Guess I'll try again, here. I'll post the hard one first.

 

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Is this it?

 

That was 3 things, not 2.

 

Good guess, but no cigar. My apologies. It's tricky. I moved it and took a second picture that's much easier, but I'll leave just this one for a bit.

 

Bingo! Nicely done.

 

Since it's been found, I'll post the one i thought was easier.


What would you guys do with this many coins all day long, and you're under pressure to get em out! Keep em moving! I've devised a way to quickly peruse them, and hear them a bit, but i know I'm missing stuff everyday. It moves too fast to catch everything.
I sorted and counted 6000 in loose change this week, in roughly 20 hours. I post my findings every day. I'll do a weekly wrap up later, with a pic of this week's full haul.

 

How can you tell from the reverse?

 

Color. Silver quarters typically have a dull grayish color after light circulation.

 

From the second pix:

 

Is it this one?

 

Indeed, indeed! Same quarter, different position and spot.

 

No, sir. It's a 1964 silver quarter reverse.
(Little lower)!

 

I find that if i have the lighting just right, the silver actually looks white next to the clad. The clad is SO shiny, the real silver looks a little, dull! Lol

 

Lol imagine someone spots a W quarter while looking for the silver quarter in the picture.

 

That has happened. I totally missed it. Probably 100 times, by now.

https://www.cointalk.com/threads/can-anyone-find-the-canadian-quarter.375419/page-2