The 1967 United States quarter is part of the Washington quarter series, which was first issued in 1932. The coin is composed of a clad mixture of copper and nickel, and it features a portrait of George Washington on the obverse and an eagle on the reverse. This particular year is notable for the absence of a mint mark, indicating it was produced at the Philadelphia Mint. Collectors often seek out 1967 quarters in higher grades or in original rolls, such as the 25c Roll, for their potential numismatic value.
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1967 25c Roll 40 Coins | 25c Roll | Quarters | 1967 | Philadelphia |
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1967 25c Roll 40 Coins Special Mint Set | 25c Roll | Quarters | 1967 | Philadelphia |