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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cladking, post: 20660, member: 68&quot;]If you have any interest in the coins then your best bet is to just start a collection and save the best of each coin you can find.&nbsp; Soon you&#039;ll learn what it takes to be something unusual.&nbsp; Additionally there are dozens of varieties and some of these are quite valuable or seldom seen.&nbsp; The Cherrypickers guide is a good place to start but you&#039;ll also need the specific books foe each denomination.&nbsp; There is no book for the quarter yet so I&#039;ll list a few of the better ones of these but exclude the major raities and ones you should be able to spot.</p><p><br /></p><p>Any pre-&#039;72 issue with type &quot;b&quot; reverse.</p><p>DDR &#039;70-D </p><p>&#039;70-D struck on dime stock</p><p>&#039;76-D DDO</p><p>Any &#039;77 to &#039;84 with type &quot;d&quot; reverse.&nbsp; (look at the distance between the right side of the &quot;n&quot; in &quot;unum&quot; and the eagle&#039;s head.&nbsp; It is much farther on the type &quot;d&quot;)</p><p>&#039;84-D/D</p><p>&#039;85-P sm bust (look at the distance from the &quot;e&#039; in &quot;liberty&quot; to Washington&#039;s head)</p><p><br /></p><p>There are many others which are either too unlikely to find or are too minor to attract much interest.&nbsp; There are also some which you might be found but you should notice if you&#039;re looking.</p><p><br /></p><p>Watch for &#039;82 dimes with no mint marks, &#039;68 DDO&#039;s and &#039;69 D/D.</p><p><br /></p><p>Good luck.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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