found a 1916 standing liberty quarter what do I do with it?

Good luck!

 

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Just got mine back and put it up on ebay. It sold for $1,100, so there is another data point for value.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=140445548149&ssPageName=STRK:MESOX:IT

 

He got them as a kid, He is a coin collector, and didn't check them until many years later...Not sure I understand.

 

agree w/all really WHY NOT???? cool find

 

Nice find- I would send to PCGS in a hear beat

 

ANACS will slab it.
It matches johnnys characteristics and comparison charts.
It will get fr2 in a ANACS slab.

 

I wouldn't be so quick, joey!

melt silver must be at an all time high!

 

I understand. I have many coins which I haven't examined closely. Common wheats are just thrown in the wheat jar and not examined beyond date and mint. Silver nickels and common silver are in the same boat. I could have any number of errors or not. I just don't know since my attention was on older, less common coins.

 

I just got my NGC submission kit tonight and confirmed they do NOT grade dateless coins. I suggest paying a little more to have a dealer send it to PCGS. If you ever want to sell it, you'll get a little more if it's PCGS certified as opposed to ANACS.

 

sorry for the very late reply. I got my quarter back it was graded as f-2, 1916 SLQ.

For now, I am holding on to it

 

Congratulations. Nice find.

 

Glad you went back through the stash. Nice one !

 

Yep, congrats. Did you use ANACS?

 

very cool!!

 

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I wonder what this would grade...

 

I just got one for change but can’t see date

 

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