@coinclue.app: Why does this quarter have two mint letters in the same place? 🪙 On the 1950-D/S Washington quarter (FS-601), remnants of S appear under the D reverse mintmark. This is not the opposite 1950-S/D variety. The record-grade MS67 comparable is exceptional; worn examples are not assigned that headline price. One PCGS MS67 example sold for $29,375 at Heritage in June 2013. This is a specific historical single-coin comparable, not the value of every coin with that date or a guaranteed sale price. Record-grade historical result, not an estimate for ordinary 1950-D/S coins. PCGS estimates about 20,000 survive across grades; do not call every 1950-D quarter rare. A separate NGC AU50 auction sold for $20 in 2016, underscoring why grade/lot checks matter. Explore your own coins with CoinClue for identification and estimated value: https://coinclue.app/ #CoinClue #CoinCollecting #USCoins #CheckYourChange #WashingtonQuarter Visuals are AI-generated illustrations, not photographs of the authenticated auction specimen or evidence of a diagnostic. The reused ending scan is an illustrative demo of a different coin, not an appraisal of the featured coin. CoinClue identification and estimated values do not replace professional authentication or guarantee a sale price. Sources: https://www.pcgs.com/coinfacts/coin/1950-d-s-25c/5843/53

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