Any body got an idea what these could be worth?

Any body got an idea what these could be worth? "New coins added"

 

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By the way.. i own these coins.

 

I would think $15 to $25 each... all are common dates with high mintage figures. With the price of silver where it is today (uner $10), maybe a little less. I picked up three nice common Morgans today (at the local coin shop) for $14 each.

 

How can I find out what the rare dates for these are.. I sometimes see them for sale in the UK. Best wishes, Mike.

 

What would they grade at?

 

Thanks anybody else got an second opinion?

 

Is there any mint marks? on your quarters

 

Which 1/2?

 

The 1776-1976 quarter is not really worth more than face.

 

Us Quarter PDS & yr like 1944-D?

 

I am fairly new to coin collecting. You will have to en lighting me on PDS?

 

It's just where the coin was made. P means Philadelphia, D means Denver and S means San Francisco. For example, pre-1965 quarters have the mint mark on the reverse below the wreath and the absence of a mark indicates P. 1965-67 had no mint marks and 1968 until now has it on the obverse just to the right of Washington's hair.

Your quarters are:
1944-D
1945 (Philadelphia)
1952-D
1957-D
1976 (Philadelphia)

Different coins have mint marks in different places and starting in the 1980s (I'm not exactly sure when) they started using the letter P for Philadelphia rather than not using anything. Older coins have different mint marks as well. You may see an "O" for New Orleans or a "CC" for Carson City. Older gold also has a "C" for Charlotte or a "D" for Dahlonega. Also, a "W" on newer commemorative coins indicates the West Point mint.

The O, CC, D, and C mints have long stopped making coins. O stopped in 1909, CC stopped in 1893, C and D stopped in 1861.

 

Ow, I new that. Just not in an order together.:thumb:

 

There are many dates with Morgan's that are considered key or semi-key dates. However, Morgan's are heavily counterfeited because of their popularity and value so be very careful when buying raw key dates. Here is what I consider key and semi-key dates for the Morgan series (not including proofs...all proofs are very rare, 1895 is the most valuable proof):

Key
1881-CC
1884-S (only in MS grades, common in AU or lower)
1885-CC
1886-O (only in high MS grades, common in low MS or lower).
1889-CC
1893
1893-CC
1893-O
1893-S (key of whole set)
1894
1895-O
1895-S
1901 (only in MS grades or higher, common in AU or lower)

Semi-Key
1878-CC
1879-CC
1880-CC
1882-CC
1883-CC
1884-CC
1888-S
1890-CC
1891-CC
1892-CC
1894-O
1894-S
1896-S
1899
1902-S
1903-O
1903-S
1904-S

Now, this is quite a list. I'm sure I could cut it down quite a bit as some "semi-keys" are worth quite a bit more than others. But, this is just my opinion of what the keys are semi keys are. If you want a list or true critical key coins for the set...I can narrow it down to three because three are leaps and bounds more valuable than the rest. Those are 1889-CC, 1893-S, and 1894.