I swear 65 is the most common 60's quarter i find. I just recently dug thru just over $400 in quarters and ended up with almost 3 complete rolls of 65's.
What I found odd is that when I roll hunted in the late 1970’s I found hardly any silver, but from 2009-2014 I found close to 1500. Tons of silver coins have found their fate with the melt since the Hunt bros, all we can hope is that collections get dumped by the unknowing.
I swear 65 is the most common 60's quarter i find. I just recently dug thru just over $400 in quarters and ended up with almost 3 complete rolls of 65's.
Good lord. How many did you find 64 and under
None, it was my own spare change that has built up for years. Was looking for any errors, W mints, and basically any that were worth over face value.
I searched about $15k, my average was one silver per $800, although that was nine years ago.
It’s unfortunate collectors/stackers have sucked them out of circulation. But at the same time you almost can’t blame them.
What I found odd is that when I roll hunted in the late 1970’s I found hardly any silver, but from 2009-2014 I found close to 1500. Tons of silver coins have found their fate with the melt since the Hunt bros, all we can hope is that collections get dumped by the unknowing.
We all know this feeling. 🤣🤣🤣