Latest Walgreen Find 1979-P Susan B. Anthony Wide Rim

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Nice find Rick. Good eye.

 

Its in good ms shape too, 64 for sure ...

 

Nothing like an Walgreen SENIOR shopper.

 

They get some really nice quarter rolls, I've been building a set of double ear lobe, statehood quarters and america the beautiful too .. One day my kids will be happy for me thinking of this .. Should bring some good money one day ...

 

Excellent! Is it toned, or is the color off in the first picture?

 

Very deep toned and great for imaging too, not much glare on this one .

 

I have 2 79 and 2 80s what is the value of this coins?

 

There are a few varity Susan's. The two most expensive are the "Near Date" 1979-P and the 1981-S "Filled S" both in MS65 or better.

 

ok i have 4 1980S two filled, the other i can see a clear S. 1 1999D and 3 1979D but the date is not close to the rim all in MS65 or better, can you help me to find a price for this coins, Mojavedave.

 

http://www.pcgs.com/prices/priceguidedetail.aspx?ms=1&pr=1&sp=1&c=747&title=susan+b.+anthony+dollar

 

Nice find Rick.. I'm WalGREEN with envy!

 

I'll be back there Sunday, was in today and there was lots of Presidential dollars in the cash register ...

 

COIN WORLD VALUES -June 2015.

The (4) 1980-S - Business Coins could be valued at $ 15.00 +/- each.
The 1999-D IS Valued AT $ 8.00 +/-.
The (3) 1979-D are Valued at $ 15.00 +/- each.
There is no distinction of the filled or clear S coins except for the 1979 and 1981.
Unfortunally, these are modern coins with no silver content. They are only collectable in MS65 or better condition and the true value of these coins are only guided by the buyers

Good luck Yogui.

Dave

 

Nice find.

 

Thanks for the info Dave.

 

Went into Walgreen today and here's the score the first two set of images are the throw away ( Missouri & Wisconsin, both Philly ) Heres the good one, five Wisconsin DDR And four Missouri Double Ear Lobes Here's some images of three of the Wisconsin DDR Here's the link to wexler site, if anyone wants to check out the DDRs ... http://doubleddie.com/190932.html