State quarters worth money! Experimental quarters you should know about!

We talk about experimental quarters you should know about! What they are and there values. The 1999 State quarters worth money, great money. If you are collecting State quarters this video is for you.
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[@jasongelb6745]

Man, just when I start to feel like I've acquired about as much knowledge & experience as one could have in coins...I watch a JBCOINS Vid and learn something completely new

[@justinfiveash3918]

Very informative, I'm new to this but have learned most of what I know from watching these videos. I love your vids thank you for your service and keep it up!

[@jq8182]

I collect Statehood quarters and so do both of my kids.We find your KZbin videos most helpful in educating us on these quarters...Thank you!

[@hasibhassan1112]

I do have one golden colored New Jersey state experimental quarter , nice & new while I was watching your video, it was in my hand , & I m very very happy to hear that this coin is worth money I m not going to sell it , period, thanks J&B

[@thomasjensen5478]

I don't collect state quarters. Didn't really understand how cool the program is. The experiment al are experiments not errors in my book. Thank you J and B

[@pennyjordan2806]

I collect the state quarters. I now have one 5 gallon jug FULL.... and have started on another! I guess I now need to have a state quarter project day to go thru my 5 gallon jug to see what I can find!!! EXCITING!! Thank you so much for your daily educational videos!! THE WEIGHT DIFFERENCE IN THE EXPERIMENTAL STATE QUARTERS IS VERY INTERESTING! #addicted#lovecollectallcoins

[@KELLYRAEcopperqueen]

I COLLECT STATE QUARTERS AND LOOK FOR ERRORS. I DID NIT KNOW ABOUT EXPERIMENTAL PLANCHETS. I WILL BE WATCHING FOR. WOW SELLING PRICE IS AWESOME. GONNA UNROLL THE ONES I JUST ROLLED AND LOOK AT CLOSER. THANKS J&B GREAT INFO.

[@neadiazytv]

I have a collection of different quarter dollars and I have one pc of this DELAWARE 1787 -1999. Collecting coins are really interesting. Thank you for sharing this informative video.

[@snapperb7233]

Im a member and collect the State Quarters as well. My father started before passing away. My kida and I are following his hobbies. Much love and God Bless.

[@mferrarorace]

Me too!

[@corysmall3047]

I didn’t know there were different types of metal compositions. That’s really cool. I need to go look at my state quarters. I have all the state quarters. Thank you for the information.

[@lauramackey6507]

Thank you for the information. I know very little about state quarters and appreciate you teaching me about experimental quarters.

[@joshuaspottedeagle8694]

Found few of these experimental quarters and not a whole lot of info on them after 1999 , l believe they made more than they say

[@Mel-qr3zl]

I was not aware of the experimental quarter’s. That would be so sweet to get one of those handed back to me in change. As I’ve mentioned in a few of the other statehood quarter video’s, I have two big blue books of these quarter’s. Each page has information about that state, stamp’s from that state, and a P&D quarter. I’m loving the information you are giving us about them! Thank you again!!

[@NoMythSmith]

I recently have been given access to my grandpa's coin collection. My grandfather is an 80 year old man who has been bound to a wheelchair for the past few years due to suffering his 3rd stroke. Unable to move his right side and living with my parents, he's been doing therapy to hopefully at least talk. He has a HUGE collection a lot of old and silver coins. Dates rage from old (I'm talking 1895 morgan dollar type stuff) to the 2000 state quarters. ALL of the state quarters are in fantastic shape! He even started putting all the the best looking ones in rolls by state, although never completed an actual full roll of any state. He did almost complete one which was California D, he had accumulated 38. I would add 2 more that I have personally found, but let me tell you; every single one of them are in gem/bu state! In my 5 years of coin collecting I have never seen such beautiful luster and I could not just add 2 other coins that can't match that criteria! Anyways, enough rambling. What I'm trying get at is that I have already pulled what I'm going to keep and I plan on becoming a member of a coin grading service and send some coins in and sell the others raw on eBay. Probably rolls of those state quarters with at least one of those brilliant Californias and also sell some graded ones. I'm going to give the money I make to my parents to help with my grandpa's speech and physical therapy and health care.

[@semitary]

Experimental Quarters? Nope, thats a new one. Im keeping an eye out for any quarters that are different. Love to find one. I wouldnt call it an error coin but experimental. The error is that they got out maybe. They can call it whatever they like but just call it worth a lot of money. ha. Yes, I definitely save the quarters. Ive managed to get an example of everyone from P n D and a few proofs. I then get those booklets and put sets together. But the 2009 Guam and 2019 River has been a very limited find. Thanks for another great coin video JB.

[@LdJRW]

I sure do and have for years! Didnt know about that "error" gota go look through my old rolls. Thanks for the info!

[@helenavah2318]

Being new to come and collect and I have not started collecting quarters but I have gathered a few I will start looking through them next week after this Interesting video

[@donnadipersio8589]

I'm so fascinated with coins ❤

[@shelltowee8629]

It's what got me into it, my grandfather bought me the big binder to put em in.

[@oklahoma_sportsaholic]

Your wealth of knowledge on different coins is bar none J and B. Great information about experimental state quarters!

[@justinblack9279]

Yes I collect them and recently found out about the experimental quarters and have my eyes out for em thanks for the info

[@faberpatuelli9335]

Hi, I have this experimental plan coins, mor informações. Facebook FABER LUIZ PATUELLI.

[@scroogemcduck963]

I have some uncirculated sets from 1999 and what not. I spotted some beautiful ones that I should have grated. Especially a Philadelphia mint Georgia that just beautiful .

[@jackgallman3100]

I have a lot of 19761776 quarters , I will have to go back and take a look at all of them again thank you for the information

[@HandsomeJoe]

I never knew about the different alloy experiment 1999 quarters. I've never found any but will definitely be keeping my eyes open for them. Them is some nice high dollar coins. Thanks for sharing J&B.I do collect the state quarters but still missing just a few.

[@jrog834]

I collect state quarters but I had no idea about these. I'll have to start looking. Thanks for the information!

[@mindmirror1838]

I am starting to collect state quarter now that our park set is done. Thanks foe INFO

[@jonathanschlagle2771]

Ive always wondered why i have quarters that look like this. I have 2 of them. The Delaware and New Jersey. I am going to weigh them right away.Thank you JB! You have taught me a great deal. Merry Christmas and happy holidays!!

[@triedlikesilver]

When i was younger, my Grandmother got my brothers and I State Quarter albums. I do believe they eventually got broken up and spent, sad. I have kept a few lightly blue toned State Quarters i found in rolls. And a few unnaturally shiny ones. PL for sure.

[@caneycreekwoodcarver]

I have been keeping all the state and national park quarters when I find them. Every now and again I'll do a roll hunt.

[@nomaschalupas2453]

I remember in 5th grade our school had everyone submit a drawing for the design. I drew Ford riding on top of a turtle that was floating in the river below the Mackinac bridge for the michigan design. Should of drawn a modern mustang crashed into a burning house surrounded by huge abandoned building. Also, a plastic bag floating across the street.

[@danielschroederministies]

This is another, in a very long list of greatly helpful videos!!! Thank you J and B!!!

[@richardfarris1942]

No i had never heard of experimental quarters.but will certainly be looking for them for now on.

[@CollectingWorldUK]

Thank you for the information. I have the Delaware and the Virginia state coins.

[@najimfamily]

I didn't know about the experimental quarters. Thanks for the info. As a newbie, I've collected almost all the state quarters. I have a few left to go.

[@pollock1426]

I do have all the state quarters, but haven't kept up with the rest. I didn't know about the experimental ones. Thanks for the information.

[@frankp9773]

I collect them and really enjoy looking for errors on them- adding this error to the wish list! And I think they are an error as well as experimental-

[@TOTOD-TOTOD]

I never heard about these experimental quarters. I will keep a look out for them.

[@pulpnonfiction5135]

I wasn't collecting them...but I will be looking now

[@shannafahrenkrog3330]

I do collect state quarters. Thanks for the information on the different planchettes. Love your channel.

[@jerrydon9696]

No, I do not collect these state quarters, but the info on these quarters is very informative!

[@roberthenry731]

I collect the state quarters when I find them in good shape, Did not know about the different planchets though, Thanks J&B!!!

[@just-looking-for-treasure2417]

My brother just gave me his collection of his state quarters😁 definitely gotta check these out now, didn't know about these experimental quarters. I always feel like the mint does this on purpose with all the coins lol

[@urcuznvinnyz1713]

I Am a collector of sorts, awesome stuff..

[@variousstylesofamulets3279]

Wow, wow, wow, there are only beautiful coins.That's all for me🥰🥰🥰

[@flawedfinder1164]

I've collected them all. However, I haven't found a gold one yet. I had no idea. More new. Thanks JB.

[@mossman5233]

Intended by the mint so not error but an error to release to public. Either way rare, so collectible and worth money Thanks J&B

[@MichaelEFinds]

My wife found what we thought was a gold plated one. Now we need to research it! Thanks

[@daleturner5545]

I knew about the 1999 state Quarter experimental planchetts , but I did not know about the 2000 ones. I collect and like them as well. I have (3) Delaware spitting horses. Thanks for the info J&B

[@snapap690]

I do collect these quarters.I'm always looking for state Quarters in "collectable/keepable" condition. I have several I've been collecting Knew about the different alloys but didn't know what to actually look for. Error or experimental, if found they will be saved. As always, thanks for sharing the information.

[@aljayventura255]

i have that delaware first state and new jersey garden state coin,im looking buyers

[@josefacacao4764]

Good afternoon.I have also one of this coin.I am looking for a buyer.

[@njlooksee]

I did not know the reason behind the order of the release. Thanks! The tone of the experimental coin is interesting. I started collecting them when they first came out and didn’t keep up. I do grab ones I know I don’t have and set them aside when I see them.

[@andrewforbes5036]

I didn't know they had made experimental quarters. Awesome video J&B, keep the videos coming. see you tonight!!!

[@charlesgordon4584]

Yes I do collect all Washington ‘,state quarters program quarters and it just so happens that the Delaware quarter you are showing is my second favorite after the Washington State of the state of Washington quarter. Also I cannot wait to see with my own eyes one of the experimental quarters.

[@sharonw9229]

I had no idea! I was saving state quarters from the beginning and stopped. That was before I really became interested in collecting. I cannot believe they are worth that much money! State quarters are my fave. I am collecting them again!

[@syblebeard9624]

I found a gold nickel is that worth anything but my boyfriend took it from me I'm just asking

[@edwinacornish3395]

Hey yes I knew about the experimental quarter looking for one! These are experimental released by accident Thank you for sharing you guys are awesome 👏

[@catfisharg5698]

Yes I collect state quarters I’m doing on D mint and one P mint I would like to find an experimental coin and again thanks for the knowledge you share

[@CarlosMorales-kk3op]

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[@richellef9857]

I love the experimental coins! I would love to have one! I do have the state quarter collection and would love to add these error coins to my collection. Thanks again Mr J and Mrs B!

[@juliaselam6906]

I have some of the state quarters I do not have any of the gold ones and I didn't Know about the errors learn a lot

[@sos5849]

I had no idea of the different experimental planchets. Ill be on the look out for 2009 gold or green toned state quarters and then make sure to weigh them. Your awesome Santiago!

[@frostyt6129]

"🎄I do collect experimental quarters but I didn't know that you could tell an experimental quarter by its weight so I have a few gold toned quarters that I will weigh - thanks for info 🎄"

[@mr.coinsack826]

I do collect Washington State quarters I have several great ones! I have some with errors as well. I have some with gold tone experimental error coins I do need to get checked out too. I dont know why they are called errors but jt it ups the value im all for it! Thanks J&B!

[@DCBingo]

Absolutely i collect these quarters.

[@dinocodinera3063]

I have 1999 p quarter dollar who's interested comment me

[@jackiealley2]

thanks for all the info, state quarter collecting is fun and i enjoyed doing it

[@iainpilch]

Thanks! I am just starting to collect state quarters. Thank you for the video. It was great info.

[@ryanj7517]

I know absolutely nothing regarding coins. However, in change last month I received a 1999 Pennsylvania Quarter with P mint mark. It stood out because it was extremely vivid silver on the face and back. It also has a gold edge as well as a gold lady liberty and a vase looking thing to her left. It weighs 6 grams even. Excuse my ignorance but I’m just trying to find out what it is exactly. I can’t find one online in a pic anywhere. It appears to be in excellent shape like it’s not been in circulation very long at all.

[@memoryrinehart]

Yes I've collected them. Except for 1 or 2 have a full state quarter book...and always on the lookout for those weird planchets!

[@mindmirror1838]

Yes i have thanks to you guy's the 1999 and more.

[@bump_it_up_furniture1409]

Nice information thank you. I do collect the state quarters however did not know about the experimental ones, will be looking for them now.

[@michiganfree8239]

This is the first I heard of these I am going to be on the lookout

[@HenryOtt-ep1jm]

I found six 1999 quarters two of Delaware, two of conn. And two of Georgia.

[@mattsergel5704]

I was waiting to find out about these because I found a Pennsylvania on a manganese planchet. Condition EF to Au. I found in my pocket change when I was paying for something at the cash register. Edge of coin looks like a silver coin, but remember it has to be Philadelphia mint.

[@mikepalet122]

I have a Delaware 1999 Quarter and I have a IN GOD WE RUST QUARTER and in total I have found in 1 Roll of quarters a total of 17 STATE QUARTERS

[@richardprescott6508]

I think they are more experimental instead of error..only considered error because of accidental circulation release..still would be fun to find

[@loisvaughn6527]

Learned something new about these first state quarter's.

[@MetalMikeandPersis]

I only collect them if they're pristine or error, but did not know about the different alloys. They look really cool. Thanks for the info!

[@mferrarorace]

Thanks J&B. I have so may state quarters, I will send you guys a pic. It's out of control. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone!

[@hapnation6031]

I collect the State Quarters!

[@Grampaspennies]

Yes, I do collect the state quarters, and different series of our United States quarters. I love the art value very much, and enjoy hunting for the rarities too. So as to if I think the coins in question were errors or just experimental, I think maybe both? The experimental planchette was intended to be used, but I believe there is some die chip errors, off center punching, and possibly some doubling going on in the coins pictured. I didn’t know of all these variations though, or of their weights. pretty cool, thanks Mr J & Mrs B!

[@earlevanterpool7288]

Thanks for your knowledge, I have one of the quarter 1999, 1787. Do they worth money? Thanks

[@huckleberrysilver4735]

Yes I did start the state quarters but got sidetracked but this has my interest and will be checking more.

[@Mr45acpShooter]

I did not know about the experimental planchets, looks like there's another one I'm going to have to look for, thanks for the info

[@marksmith2449]

Yes I collect state quarters and the phil one is difficult. Thanks for the info

[@geraldfordman7474]

To question 1: Since the U.S. Mint Declared state quarters as mint errors, so then they are. But, State quarters are not Conventional Mint errors. I think the reason why they're called Mint Errors is because the Mint did not originally intend for them to be put into circulation. That was the error, Not the Minting process itself. After all, they are indeed quite beautiful. To question #2: I recently began collecting State Commemorative quarters on a hunch they were valuable. The first one I got was a New Hampshire 1788 "Old man of the Mountain. It caught my attention because it stood out. Yes. Now I do indeed have a collection of state quarters and parks amounting to 58 (with a couple of duplicates). Among the 50 states, I'm missing five. But, I have the U.S. territories as well. Care to trade?

[@jennyzorro7071]

I did not know of these quarters. thanks for these pieces of information. I don't collect them, unfortunately.

[@robinsonqioeg129]

Even the bicentennial quarter 1776-1996, I was amazed I got some of them but one really was so beautiful . Green color, so perfect. I'm just wondering why and might be a different coating too.

[@robertedwards6326]

Thank you for this info j&b first off I hope mrs. B is feeling better secondly yes I do collect the state quarters and I had no idea they had experimental quarters

[@briceburks4855]

Yes I do collect them

[@thomasbretthauer562]

These experimental quarters are not limited to 1999. I have several of the experimental/error in my sets throughout the 50 state program. I recently found a 2015 coin with a gold hue weighs 5.7grams .

[@helenavah2318]

Happy holidays to you and your family. I have not started looking through the quarters I have been collecting but I will definitely keep an eye out for these

[@paulhampton4699]

This was news to me. There are so many quarters anymore that it is hard to keep up with them all. I did not collect the state quarters but I will keep and eye out for the '99s now.

[@scottjarvie6766]

This is the first time to find out about the experimental coins I will be looking out for them now and I think it should be call experimental coin and not a error coin

[@shaneyork300]

I don't know if it's what you're taking about here, but I have a pair of Delaware quarters and a pair of Indiana quarters that are gold plated and sealed in a package that has the history on it. I doubt it's the same thing. I'm to new to know! Have a GREAT Day!!!

[@billwalsh8105]

Yes, I Do Collect

[@lauralala3408]

We had heard of the different quarters but have never seen one. And we do collect state quarters. We also think they are not errors they were made on purpose.

[@bradylarkin8999]

Nice never heard of these before

[@kathleengoch2346]

Now that I watched it again I guess it could be both. They made him like that but also there's errors like the rest of the coins. I'm glad I watched this video I haven't ever seen any of the gold ones but I have a couple of the other ones I found the New Hampshire and Montana. Those two are little darker then what you have on there. Also I found Alaska and Maryland and these all have errors on them. I didn't know exactly what to do with them until I really started looking at him and she needs now is going to send them in for grading. So thank you for this video JB.and yes I do collect all the new coins.i have a book 1999 to 2006 uncerulated.i also have 5 baggies of all the state quarters & still collecting.

[@steelwoolqueen]

We do collect the statehood quarters and have watched for the experimental quarters before but have yet to find any. Fingers crossed! Thanks for the great info!

[@misfitfairy9129]

I have a penny that is colored gold like the Delaware you talked about.

[@bettyknappen5774]

thank you for this video. i have 2 statehood quarters that are like this. i will get them checked and let you know what i find.

[@CoinSniperChris]

I didn’t know that there were that many experimental state quarters. Guess you can never learn too much! I do try to collect the state quarters. Trying to always find nicer quality examples to fill my set

[@nateflint1334]

I don't necesarily collect quarters I mainly just collect the rare ones, but if I came across one of these coins I would definitely keep it!

[@aerok4880]

I do collect the state and ATB quarters but mostly the errors and low mintage ones if in high grades. No incorrect planchets yet