Product Details

This brilliant uncirculated 1964 Washington quarter features the elusive **Type B reverse** — a transitional variety prized among collectors and numismatists for its subtle design switch and limited production. - **Obverse**: Crisp profile of George Washington with frosty luster and sharp strike typical of a gem-grade specimen. - **Reverse (Type B)**: Unlike standard 1964 quarters, this coin sports a reverse die intended for **proof coins**, mistakenly paired with business strike obverses during production. The key identifier? The **tail feathers on the eagle** — sharply defined and separated, accompanied by wider-spaced letters in "E PLURIBUS UNUM." - **Condition**: GEM BU (Brilliant Uncirculated), showcasing full mint luster, minimal contact marks, and superior eye appeal. ## 🔍 What Makes Type B Special? The Type B reverse was originally designed for proof coinage but was inadvertently used on regular business strikes at the Philadelphia Mint. Its rarity comes from this mix-up