3 responses to “Double Headed Quarter”

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  Aaron S. Magwire 10月 9th, 2011 01:07

  11 of 11 people found the following review helpful:

  
  Very realistic, August 3, 2008

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  Aaron S. Magwire –
  
    

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  Actually, the other review I read here is completely wrong. This looks exactly like the heads side of a newer “state” type U.S. quarter. The older quarters do not have “united states of america” on the heads side. Also the older ones have a year on the heads side, but the newer ones do not. In conclusion this looks exactly like the heads side of a newer U.S. quarter dollar coin.

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  J. Davini 10月 9th, 2011 01:41

  4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

  
  Pretty cool, April 18, 2009

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  J. Davini (Southern California) –
  
    

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  Not much you can do with it but people think its cool and you will always win if it comes down to flipping a coin.

  Pros:
  Looks real
  Feels real
  Got here fast

  Cons:
  One side is straight the other one is sideways
  It doesn’t make that “ting” sound when you flip it

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  Phil Clapp 10月 9th, 2011 02:14

  4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

  
  The Two-Headed Quarter Review, June 23, 2009

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  I bought 5 of these quarters just as novelty gifts for my friends and myself and am only somewhat pleased with the quarter. It does have the exact face of a new state quarter as i expected except for the letter difference under the words “In God We Trust” on each face of the quarter. Although that wasn’t the problem i had with it it’s only 1 of 3 differences. the second difference is other than the obvious two head is that they only come as new state quarters, none are like the old quarters printed before year 2000 not a horrible difference either but one to note. the third and final difference which really made me not as excited of the product is that it’s more dead wight than normal quarters, when flipping it in the air it does not give the chime sound normal quarters do, and also when bouncing it does not have the bounce a normal quarter might. although one may not use this quarter in any bouncing games still is something to note.

  other than what i’ve stated it very much resembles a brand new state quarter, no mark of circulation on it.
  and the size is exact. none the less it should be a good novelty gift.

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