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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;WBrowns476, post: 469195, member: 16339&quot;]I have seen in excess of 250 1914-S Barber quarters and I would not even attempt to opine as to the authenticity of your coin without seeing it. I suggest that if you believe that you have something of value that you take it to the next national coin show in your vicinity and have a coin grading service that gives free opinions, such as ANA, NGC or ICG give you their opinion as to its authenticity. I would suspect that the coin is either a counterfeit or severely corroded which has caused its true color to be distorted. Another test would be to weigh it. The correct weight is 6.25 grams. Taking into consideration some wear, if it weighs less than 6 grams or more than 6.25 grams you have a definite counterfeit coin.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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