1932 S-D-P Quarter what grade and worth???

Discussion in 'What's it Worth' started by Zander08, Sep 3, 2012.

  1. Zander08

    Zander08 New Member

    Here are a couple pics from the find i posted in CRH. If the experts could please give me a grade and a worth I would greatly appreciate it:hail:
    First one is the 32 s, the second one is the 32 d
     

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  3. CBJesse

    CBJesse Capped Bust Fanactic

    Oh my gosh! You found these in a roll? The 32-D and 32-S are the two key dates of the series. Im no expert so I cant give an exact price or grade but WOW, thats an AWESOME find.:thumb:
     
  4. Lehigh96

    Lehigh96 Toning Enthusiast

    Don't have time to look at them right now, but I would be much more worried about authentication than grade if I were you.
     
  5. Zander08

    Zander08 New Member

    Yea I randomly found a 2 rolls of all silver quarters including years 32-40 all mint marks!!!!
     
  6. Eps

    Eps Coin hoarder/ lover

    You struck gold
     
  7. Tyler G.

    Tyler G. Active Member

    Something looks fishy about both of them
     
  8. Eps

    Eps Coin hoarder/ lover

    Your right
     
  9. dsmith23

    dsmith23 Gotta get 'em all

    What do they weigh? Also are they magnetic?
     
  10. Rfitzgerald

    Rfitzgerald New Member

    Wow. You can expect to get at least 75 dollars for either of these.
     
  11. Rfitzgerald

    Rfitzgerald New Member

    That's the blue book value, and thats what they go for in "fine" condition. I'm no expert, but fine goes by "hair lines about washinton's ear visible. Feathers on eagles breast faintly visible."
     
  12. McBlzr

    McBlzr Sr Professional Collector

    Can you get us any better pics without the light reflection and using a plain dark color background ?
     
  13. Zander08

    Zander08 New Member

    I will try to post better picture with close ups on the mint marks. I did do a magnetic test and they are real that way. I wont be able to weigh them until later in the week. They did come with about 35-40 more just like them with different dates.
     
  14. Zander08

    Zander08 New Member

    Here is the 32 D I am having problems with my computer getting it on here. I will get more on here later
     

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  15. BUncirculated

    BUncirculated Well-Known Member

    Book values, from any annually published guide, are outdated.

    Completed sales at eBay, Heritage, TeleTrade, and other sources are more accurate.

    The 32-S in F, around $100 on eBay, and the 32-D in F, $135-$150 on eBay.

    If they're authentic.
     
  16. mikenoodle

    mikenoodle The Village Idiot Supporter

    they look genuine to me.

    The 32-D and S are known for the dark area around the mint mark. Typically, this is a sign that the mint mark may have been added, but at first glance I don't think that is the case.

    To be sure, it'd be nice to see a close-up of the mint marks.
     
  17. Zander08

    Zander08 New Member

    Ok imma try to use a different camera for the close ups any suggestions. I have an expensive camera but it doesnt take as good a picture as my phone with a magnifying glass. Any ideas?? How do you get good close ups
     
  18. dsmith23

    dsmith23 Gotta get 'em all

    Do you have a loupe? Try taking a picture through that.
     
  19. Zander08

    Zander08 New Member

    I do not but I am purchasing one now on eBay. Didnt even think of that. Any siggestions when purchasing one??
     
  20. mikenoodle

    mikenoodle The Village Idiot Supporter

    buy a 10x loupe. It's all the magnification that you should use when grading coins
     
  21. Zander08

    Zander08 New Member

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