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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Michael K, post: 12904577, member: 78298&quot;]The 1958 and 1959 (design change) were saved, so you often find these dates in good shape. In order for the 1959 to be worth anything it needs to be MS (mint state) and the higher the grade the better. 63,65,66,67 etc. Your coin is probably between XF 45 and AU 50-53 (almost uncirculated) and while that may have a book value of more than 1 cent, there&#039;s no market for it. While it still has OML&nbsp; original mint luster, you can see the scratches which make the coin undesirable. My book only shows values for MS of this coin. .22 in MS 60&nbsp; .33 in MS 63&nbsp; and for the 1959 D .56 in MS 60 and .62 in MS 63. Very difficult to find an MS coin in the wild. When the brand new quarters come out you can find one, if the coin rolling machine hasn&#039;t scratched it all up.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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