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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cladking, post: 3719875, member: 68&quot;]Yes.&nbsp; Those quarters are in remarkable condition and must have been released in recent times.</p><p><br /></p><p>But to put this in perspective back in 1964 most 1932 quarters were very heavily worn with Good being typical and AG quite common.&nbsp; Once in a long while even a Fair would show up.&nbsp; But it was not in the least unusual to find an AU.&nbsp; XF&#039;s were not very difficult.&nbsp; This happened because the mint did not rotate their coin stocks in those days and coins could sit in storage, lost in the back of the vault, for decades.&nbsp; In 1972 the FED and mint began rotating their stocks so old high grade coins are quite atypical.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>I have to imagine the scarce and valuable &#039;67 was released because it&#039;s a dog.&nbsp; Buyers want chBU so these tend to get weeded out and spent.&nbsp; Perhaps the increase in the incidence of high grades is reflective of more interest in this now long obsolete series.&nbsp;&nbsp; Ike dollar rolls are now wholesaling at $60 per roll!!!&nbsp; These are limitedly available and do change hands at this price.&nbsp; Prices for rolls of clad quarters are essentially moot because there are no rolls of clad quarters, no market for clad quarters, and&nbsp; they very rarely change hands.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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