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For mobile users, it's much easier publishing coins using our CoinAZ. The 1978 Key Washington Quota is very easy to obtain in just about any condition
According to PCGS, uncirculated examples can still be found in circulation. Only in a 6 to 7 condition and higher does it become scarce
Increasing grading higher than MS-60 is a rarity for the issue, and definitely an example
worth keeping. When it comes to volatility of stock quotas, uncirculated grades might be a little more
challenging, but some may still be found with a lot of searching involved
In MS-65-66 condition, it's probably best to find examples already graded as they can
be purchased for small premium. In MS-67 condition, there are scarce with less than 100 examples purchased by PCGS
with none being finer in higher conditions. At least a 6 to 7 block, they are valued at $2500 today
So you guessed it right, today we get to look into a valuable and rare 1978 Washington Quotas
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Backing with this beautifully told 1978 B quota, where you at least get a 6 to 7 trough
by PCGS, see 25 studs with immaculate steel, and shot at the tail device elements
Displaying rainbow-red death-hounds around the collar. On the reverse side, we witness enhanced motifs of the shift of the eagle, and one small coconut
brown patina on the left wing. Sold in August 14, 2016 for $1527.60
Moving on to this high-low-lose 1978 Q quota, graded at least a 6 to 7 block by PCGS
This is the single finest grade of 1978 quota at this grade
Glossary with a well-structured curb jam is exceptional with lovely resistant toning and
exceptionally clean surfaces. Giant tool is amazing for a quad Washington quota
Sold in 2019 for $2262.50 at resin-grade coin auction. Here's another 1978 P at the same grade, this beauty's so outstanding preservation, mirror-sharp
details, and perfectly lofted surfaces are devoid of any distraction. An offer Jordan's ISU
Sold in May 2021 for $2060 in David Lawrence-Grayer and Certified Coins Auction
These isn't very rare arrow quotas from that year, 1978 convection concordance struck on
a green-frozen sand plantation. Graded in state 6 to 4 rate by NDC, it weighs 3.08 gram
Sold on January 8, 2018 for $630 at Panty Auction. That's all folks, if you liked the video, hitting the thumbs up below would be much appreciated
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