but I did find one in a change jar at work that was stamped off-center
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This is rare. Keep that quarter. A law school professor told us about a double stamp coin that someone at the US mint made for him to use as an exhibit in a counterfeiting case when he was an assistant US attorney. He found it in his office safe many years later and gave it back to the mint. These can be pretty valuable I've heard.
I don't "collect" them but I have jars full of the various states. I empty my pockets every night and have been throwing the state quarters in a jar since the beginning.
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For some reason I do that too. I started and now have probably 200+ and can't stand spending them. Guess maybe I have this crazy idea that when my great-great-great-granchildren get them they might be worth $30 per coin.... [rolleyes]
Please, somebody talk some sense into be so I can at the very least buy something really valuable. Like MAGS, or AMMO, or HOLTERS, or DOT SIGHTS, or.... Well, you get the point.
superdav:
I don't know anything about these coins (other than they can buy me gun stuff), so if you tell me what I'm looking for maybe I can shuffle through the jar and see what I have. What's the difference between the two mints?