1934,1961,1963 silver quarters

I believe these are 90% silver, no? What are they worth?

 

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About $3 each. Melt.

 

If you are buying "cull" categorized coins then you can expect spot price for the silver in them. If you think they are otherwise then you need to learn about grading a bit more.

 

Silver content - .18084oz. each ~ Chris

 

Good site to quickly determine the metal value of coinage

http://www.coinflation.com/unitedstates/

 

Only 37 more and you'll have a roll. Everybody starts somewhere.

 

More than a bit kind sir.

 

Washington Quarters before 1965 are 90% Silver.. Unless you find a transitional Mint Error (Silver planchets struck in 1965 from left over 1964 Blanks)
Silver melt value + 25C each

 

Another quick ref. link.

http://www.coinflation.com/coins/silver_coin_calculator.html

 

Agree on $3 each melt. Although the 1934 could go for $4 if you are not selling to a silver/gold buyer. But you'd have to find a collector, and despite the age it's still a relatively common date. For most years Philly produced the most amount of coins and their coins are usually not as desirable. In 1934 they produced almost 32 million quarters while Denver only made 3.5 million.