Forgotten, hidden silver!

[barneyb71]

I have this little lip thing inside my dresser above the top drawer, I can't see it but I can feel along it with my hand. I'll hide money there when I don't want my wife knowing I have extra cash. So tonight I put some money there and I feel around to see if I have forgotten any. My hand hits a plastic bag. I pull it out, and I find these 4 quarters:

1901 Barber, 1925 and a dateless Standing Liberty, and a 1932 Washington. To be honest with you, I don't even remember where or when I got these. Some of the best coins are found in hiding places we have forgotten about....thanks.

 

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[drewbaccas]

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[jcole77]

I have this little lip thing inside my dresser above the top drawer, I can't see it but I can feel along it with my hand. I'll hide money there when I don't want my wife knowing I have extra cash. So tonight I put some money there and I feel around to see if I have forgotten any. My hand hits a plastic bag. I pull it out, and I find these 4 quarters:
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1901 Barber, 1925 and a dateless Standing Liberty, and a 1932 Washington. To be honest with you, I don't even remember where or when I got these. Some of the best coins are found in hiding places we have forgotten about....thanks.

Can you flip over that 1932 Washington? If it's got a mint mark on the back, it's worth some serious money!

 

[Dozer D]

I think that if the mint had made the die relief a little deeper & sharper, that the SLQ detail design would have looked as good as the Merc dime. Both are nice designed coins back in their own era.

 

[barneyb71]

No mint marks on any of them, wish there was....I put them back where they were. Maybe I'll forget about them again and then find them again. I really don't remember where I got them.

 

[jcole77]

No mint marks on any of them, wish there was....I put them back where they were. Maybe I'll forget about them again and then find them again. I really don't remember where I got them.

Well, the 32-P is still a nice, scarce coin... I was very happy to grab one out of my dealer's junk silver box a few months ago for $3.25.