1963 Washington Quarter Type "B" Reverse Variety Reverse Laminations 4:00 +10:00
Coin struck with "Proof" Reverse Die
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- This item is For Sale - Buy It Now
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- $4.99
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- $1.25 USPS Parcel Post (2 to 8 business days) - (more details)
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- 14 day money back, buyer pays return shipping - (more details)
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- XF
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Item Description
This 1963 P Washington Quarter 90% Silver Coin in the photo is the coin you are bidding on.
It has the Type "B" reverse variety.
In 1963 the Mint ran out of reverse dies to strike Quarters so they used leftover dies from the Proof coin minting operation.
It is unknown how many coins were actually struck using these dies.
I do NOT use Stock Photos.
What you see is what you get.
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Type "A" Non-Variety coin ----->
Type "B" THIS COIN (below) 
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Item must be returned within: 14 days - Buyer pays return shipping costs.
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