Comments on: 2014 Great Sand Dunes Quarters on Sale

By: Kyle Conner

Kyle Conner — Wed, 08 Nov 2023 03:48:56 +0000

I just found a quarter that doesn’t have George Washington’s face on it but it has all the words it’s a 2014 how much would it be worth

By: Joseph Schwenk

Joseph Schwenk — Fri, 13 May 2016 23:45:56 +0000

I too have found a great sand dune quarter that is defective. It has a circle on the face side of the quarter. Almost the size the indentation on the back. The circle goes right through the letters. It is a 2014 p.

By: LoriB

LoriB — Fri, 23 Oct 2015 03:19:07 +0000

I too found a 2014 Florida Everglades quarter with the circle defect on the front. Was looking online to see how rare it is and the 2 replies above are the only ones I found. Has anyone found out anything about this error yet?

By: Sync

Sync — Wed, 08 Jul 2015 03:22:03 +0000

I recently found an Arches ( minted In Philadelphia) with The circle defect on the front . So far we can find no info on Utah Arches One or any other until I saw the above post.. So I am curious if any others found with this exact defect may have all came from the Philly Mint.. and are they possibly rare or going unnoticed, because there are no signs of any with defect for sale even on ebay, like there are online and shown as on record as having a defect on the state quarters particularly Georgia.. so far none of these limited set have any known reported defects . I actually didn’t even know about these special addition quarters until I found the one with the defect I don’t really look for special coins and Know nothing about collectible etc.. I only did the original state ones on a map to save for my grand kids.. now i see them all the time. .. I also have f another Arches and same as the other Minted in Philly but not defect .. so question could be how many and which ones got out there before they discovered the error and where were they minted in Philly or others also? also know no every coin or currency with a defect is worth more then it regular value because there were many , not few..

By: brent ross

brent ross — Wed, 28 Jan 2015 21:19:21 +0000

I found a great sand dune quarter that is defective. It has a circle on the face side of the quarter. Almost the size the indentation on the back. The circle goes right through the letters. It is a 2014 p. If you can give me any info on it I would appreciate it. I looked all over on line and could find anything like it.

By: Vachon

Vachon — Mon, 25 Aug 2014 18:33:39 +0000

They’re popping up now in numbers. A few years back I decided to use ATB quarters for my laundry. For the longest time I’d barely get enough to use for when laundry day came around. Now I’ve got more than enough and am finally giving them out in change to my customers instead of keeping them all for myself.

I still wonder, though, if the combined mintages from 2010-2014 will finally exceed the mintage of the 1999 state quarters. It might happen this year…might 🙂

By: Boz

Boz — Mon, 25 Aug 2014 18:01:02 +0000

Yes, now that the mintages are way up, relatively speaking, they might actualy get some decent presence in pocket change. Gotta go way back to 2006 and earlier to the early statehood years to find “common” ones.

I still find 1965-1969 to be the most common in my pocket change.