Quarter Bag Stats

Fropa

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I went to the bank yesterday and bought a $500 bag of dimes and a $500 bag of quarters. I decided to do full stats on the quarter bag since its most everyone’s opinion that they are not worth the effort most of the time.

The split was 1,093 ($273.25) in pre statehood and 907 ($226.75) statehood.

I did pull 1 silver, a 1964.

I had at least one of each clad from 65-98 except for 1971 and 1977-D.

I found all the state quarters except for the Idaho-P, Oklahoma-P, New Mexico-P, Arizona-P, and Hawaii-P. 2007 and 2008 Philadelphia quarters have been extremely hard to find here in Wisconsin. Total “P” quarters for those years in the bag were 13. I was surprised to find a 2009 District of Columbia, my first 2009 coin for the year.

No errors (rotated dies or WI extra leafs) in the bag.

I don't know if this info will be of any interest to anyone, but since I spent about 7 hours sorting and entering the data into a spreadsheet I thought I'd share the numbers.
 

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Rich Hartford

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Interesting report ! I've read about how difficult it is to obtain silver quarters from boxes/bags but have never read an actual report. Something I may try in the future.
 

mistergee

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thanks for the info....i appreciate the work you put in on that one....looks like your stats prove what we already thought....quarters aren't worth it if your looking for silver
 

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Fropa

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Thanks everybody. It did feel like allot of work by the time I was done. I finished the bag of dimes and found 2 64-Ds.
 

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