1999 P Connecticut Quarter Errors: Weight 6 Grams-Spec:Weight[gr]5.67-See Weight

Description: 1999 P Connecticut Quarter Errors: Weight 6 Grams - Spec:Weight [gr] 5.67- See weight of coin on scale 6 grams. Attached PhotosUSA ¼ dollar, 1999 - Connecticut State Quarter Information: Krause number KM# 297 Country USA Denomination ¼ dollar Year 1999 Subject Connecticut State Quarter Period United States of America (1981 - 2023) Coin type Commemorative coins Series 50 State Quarters Composition Copper-Nickel plated Copper Edge type Reeded Shape Round Alignment Coin (180°) Weight (gr) 5.67 Diameter (mm) 24.26 Thickness (mm) 1.75The Obverse of the 1999 QuarterPrior to 1964, from 1873 to 1964, US quarters were composed of 90% silver and 10% copper, with a weight heavier weight of 6.25 grams, or 0.022 ounces.The obverse (heads side) of the 1999 Quarter features a portrait of George Washington facing left. It shows his head, neck, and ponytail, and was originally designed by John Flanagan. It was adapted by William Cousins to make more room for all the additional obverse elements.The neckline cut-off has JF and WC to credit both designers. Liberty is on the left, under his chin, and In God We Trust is on the right. United States of America was moved to the front and runs along the upper collar of the coin. Quarter Dollar runs along the coin’s lower rim.The Reverse of the 1999 Quarter The reverse (tails side) of the 1999 Quarter has a template that gets modified for each state coin. At the top is the name of the state and the year it joined the Union. At the bottom is the mintage date followed by the motto E Pluribus Unum. The device itself will depend on the individual state and may include additional wording. Below are the five reverses from 1999.

Price: 105.25 USD

Location: Wesley Chapel, Florida

End Time: 2024-08-15T20:23:32.000Z

Shipping Cost: 4.63 USD