1936 D Washington Quarter

Hey everybody, I have 10 of these 1936 D quarters but unfortunately they aren't in the greatest shape... most of them appear to be in the condition of the one I have pictured. Any guess as to the grade/value of these? Thanks Henry

 

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Bullion, go to www.coinflation.com and get all your answers..

 

I am well aware of coinflation but thanks for the help... I posted the wrong coin lol. I meant to ask about 1920 S SLQ. I will post pictures in the morning. Thanks

 

http://www.numismedia.com/fmv/prices/stdqtr/pricesgd.shtml

Looks like in G4 1920S SLQ is worth $20. It's definitely not accurate but it will give you an idea of what's it worth.

 

I am hoping that it is in Fine but I am not quite sure. I have to take new pictures tomorrow.

 

i have seen the '20 s sell for around $10 in G and around $30 in F. so its a decent difference.

 

Here is the 1920 S, sorry for the mix-up. Is an acetone bath in order... your thoughts?

 

There looks to be a bit of green around the word LIBERTY. Acetone is probably a good idea.

 

how long should this coin be in acetone? Thanks.

 

I would soak it for an hour or two. No rubbing. If the green is gone, rinse with fresh acetone.
You could actually soak it for a day and not warm the coin.
Keep in mind I'm talking acetone and not any type of acid dip.

 

I understand, I have used acetone before but not received much in results.

 

G-F, value $18-$27.