1965 error quarter no mint

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jones9471 no mint increases coin's value??

Nov 18Reply

vern358 @jones9471 no mint mark mean just made in Philadelphia

Dec 02Reply

shanewilson971 I have few of those

Dec 08Reply

joeyburgi the 1965 quarter is silver 90% to be exact but they are extremely rare so I don't think this would be it not sure though 🤔

Dec 10Reply

joeyburgi not all are silver if you turn your quarter to the side and look at the very edge in the middle you may find a discoloration that would be coper and some sink your quarter ain't worth nothing more than 25ct.

Dec 10Reply

s_catarino ola

Jan 02Reply

gordonckaupp what is the error? looks like a standard 1965 quarter to me. 1964 was the last year coins were made of 90% silver.

Jan 20Reply

michaeldezotell @joeyburgi no it isn't. silver stopped in 1964.

Feb 01Reply

intrology I have 1965 quarters for sale

Feb 07Reply

sidnalli40 @michaeldezotell yes there are 1965 silver coins and that's what makes them rare they was not supposed to make any but coins are graded by condition and this one even if it was silver would not be worth jack

Feb 22Reply

davidcorder75 1965,1966,1967, No Quarters,No Dimes,No Nickels,No Pennies/Cents had Mint marks because it was punishment for collectors who were Hoarding coins during a coin shortage. They also did not have 90% silver after 1964 but a few 1965 coins did have 90% silver because of an error at the mint. Please be sure of what you are selling before you put a price on it. Mostly everyone else is trying to get rich by selling fakes or just don't know. I would never buy coins from Poshmark.

Aug 27Reply