1999 to 2006 quarters 8 sets

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you do realize when they plated these coins they made them worthless ???

 

I really don't what they are.how would I find out.if they are plated

 

it says it right on the packaging

 

Ok I'll check

 

they have plated with a very very very small amounts of gold and platinum

 

I hope you did not pay a lot of money for these.

 

Actually someone threw them in the trash.

 

Maybe that's why.

 

P&D plated dip I think.not shore

 

I like them.Hey what do want for free.that's why I have you guys to help me with stuff like this.thks for your support.

 

They're only worth face value. When the State Quarter program began, the TV hucksters were quick to jump on the bandwagon with these sets. They used uncirculated coins that were of low MS grades, and the plating material, which was practically worthless, was used to mask dings & dents in the coins. The suckers who bought these sets didn't know squat about coin collecting and didn't know that the sets were nothing more than damaged coins after they were plated.

Chris

 

Basically the mint sold these to the public.with a nother face design.that's crazy.is that why they were in the trash.

 

The Mint didn't sell them like this. Scammers taking advantage of an uneducated public did!

Chris

 

That's sad I donate one set to goodwill.and when do sell these sets I will show them your post.now I'm not trying to get beat any out of there hard earning cash.with the sign by as is.and the man upstairs was looking out for his son.I really appreciate your honesty and support.I had my wheatys this morning.I'm ready to hunt.thks again.

 

Heck, I'll fish boxes of quarters out of the trash, too... depending on what they've landed on, or what's landed on them, of course.

Yeah, the company that plated and boxed these as "collectibles" turned them into something other than collectible coins. But they're still worth at least face value -- spend them, and someone receiving one in change might be drawn into the hobby. Donating to Goodwill would be even better.

People do still buy these sets; I see them selling (not just being listed) on eBay for 10 bucks or more a set. Donate them, and at least the next money spent on them will be going toward a good cause!

 

I bought a six piece US gold type set (Liberty) yesterday that the seller pulled out of the trash as a huge estate was being cleaned out.

There was an enormous amount of money in this estate including several POUNDS of gold coins in a clothe bag and several hundred in loose change. They threw out the change too.

Some people.

The estate ended up valued at $47 million and this was 15-20 years ago.