Off Center Washington Quarter Value

I'm not huge into collecting errors, but I do have a couple of coins like this that i've saved and slabbed over the years. What would you guys say is the approx. value of an off-center like this one? Thanks!

 

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Probably not this much?

 

A nice looking coin, But from what I can remeber off centers do not get that much premium unless it´s over 15% off center..........

 

Whats the reverse look like?

Is it truely off-center or simply a misaligned die?

Either way, I don;t see the coin going for more than $20 on a really good day.

This one closed at $5.14 http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&_trksid=p4340.l2557&hash=item256a8ab409&item=160701264905&nma=true&pt=Coins_US_Individual&rt=nc&si=iRNIxOkMGEtL1WPE2htAaeFeLRk%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc

 

Yeh, the reverse is off in the opposite direction of the obverse. The ebay coin you listed referenced is almost exactly the same. Thanks.

 

I would think your quarter will sell for the one listed in the link from 19Lyds. Similar percentage.

 

how do you put a percentage on the amount that it is off? I'm assuming there is in fact a sceintific way? Thanks!

 

These are worth 25 cents to me. I spend them in the vending machine at work. Mmmmmm... snickers!

 

Easy! Just do this:



Kidding.

 

((Measurement of the widest point of the blank portion)/(Diameter of the coin)) X 100 = % off center

If you have a cent (diameter 19 mm) and the blank portion at it's thickest is 5 mm then 5/19 = .263 times 100 = 26% off-center

 

That is exactly how I figured it would be measured, but just wanted to confirm. Thanks!