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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tight wad, post: 585651, member: 15116&quot;]I just compared the prices suggested by 1987 Red Book against the 2009 Red book, and found the 2009 edition to offer lower suggested values!</p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp; I&#039;m stunned!</p><p>Also, I would appreciate you input on what to do with my coins, as to prices to put on them. After amassing lots of coins, I find I have favorite sets, and lots left over. The left over stuff I want to sell at flea markets, but am unclear what to charge. I suppose just under Red book would be fair on less rare pieces and at or above Red book on choice and rare coins.</p><p>&nbsp; Being new at this, I am surprised that a quarter of half fetchs not much more than a penny or dime. I&#039;m also surprised that the price of individual coins does not increase hardly any, as mentioned in my first sentence.</p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp; 2 things I&#039;d like advice on. First, What should I do with worn out Washington quarters from the 20&#039;s,30&#039;s,40&#039;s. Where should I sell them and for how much?</p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Second, I still find the 1925-30 standing liberty quarter the toughest to grade.&quot;drapery lines across right leg&quot; what is that, fiction?</p><p>Even the picture doesn&#039;t show any! Is there some other feature of the coin you use to seperate F12 from EF 40?</p><p>&nbsp;Thanks for enduring my rambling here, but I&#039;d like to hear comments from you guys on these points.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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