Which 1999 Quarter is Worth Money or When is a Quarter NOT a Quarter

Описание: Ever since 1870 through the reign of five monarchs the Canadian Quarter Dollar said 25 Cents on the reverse of the coins. It wasn't until 1999 that the Royal Canadian Mint designers moved the 25 Cents to the obverse below the image of Queen Elizabeth the Second. So for 169 years the mint was producing the coins with 25 Cents on the Reverse.

As many numismatists know, when a major design change occurs to a coin -- errors are likely to occur, and occur they did.

0:00 Intro: When is a Quarter NOT a Quarter
0:30 Quarters through 5 Monarchs from Queen Victoria to Queen Elizabeth II
1:05 Errors are Likely to Occur
1:40 Mules No Date or No Denomination?
2:30 1999 Quarter Specifications
2:50 Intro to Millennium Sets
3:18 The Traditional 1999 and 2000 Caribou Quarters
4:15 1999 Commemorative Circulation Coin Values
4:40 1999 Commemorative NSI Mirror on Mirror Coin and Mule Coin Specs and Values
5:52 Urban Legend as to how these Mule Coins Occurred
8:55 Value of the 1999 NSI Commemorative Mule Coins
10:35 Does my 1999 NSI Commemorative Mint Set Have The Mule?
12:00 Plot Twist
13:39 These coins could also be in your pocket change.
14:45 Mule Coin Errors (Would you Like to See More Error Coins)



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