1894-O Barber Quarter. Toned, I think.

HI All, Prett new to this gig. Got my first pick tonight, Long Story, How would this grade and a Value? I am guessing VF 35 but this si just a guess Toning is Awesome, Doesn;t show in the scan very well. Thanks all, Let it fly.

 

Log in or Sign up to hide this ad.

Hopefully these will show the toning a little better, Thanks all

 

Nice. I agree with your grade and maybe a bit higher.

 

I also agree it's a VF20 (Very Fine). In that grade it retails for about $70. So if you were to sell it you may get $50 - $60 for it.

 

Well... I'd say VF30-EF40, somewhere in that range
It is toned, and is very nice!

RedBook 09' says $70 in VF20 and $130 in EF40, and the premium for your toning, so if you sold it today, I'd say around $78-$90.

 

Are the mint marks often off center for this coin?

 

Yes that is how they were made.

 

LOL yep the barber quarters were a mess when it came to mintmarks.

 

hahaah, you got that right!

 

well that is about as off centered as any I'd seen. That must make for some interesting variety hunting.

Ruben

 

You have a variety barber, if it is a straight mintmark

 

Dealers won't pay extra for toning. Funny thing is there are people that send back coins because of toning.

*sigh* but I like that purple & blue....

Oh and my quote of $50 - $60 is what a dealer may pay.

 

I'll take it off your hands for 30 cents...that is more than face value!!! lol hahaha

 

:hatch:dd:Thanks all, I apreciate the info .

 

my Barber quarters don't have mint marks so I couldn't check. But I'm surprised Frank didn't jump in here and have a say.

Ruben