Would you sell Standing Liberty quarters, in AG to G at best, unreadable or just barely legible dates, to the coin dealer for junk silver price, same as used common-date Washingtons? I find it hard to believe I could do better, but I'd like opinions. Joe
Does that mean you sell them at a premium to junk silver prices?? I would think that if you can read the date of the coins, the OP could get better than melt for most if sold to other collectors, but there may be some time and expense involved in doing so.
Sort of depends on exactly what you mean by AG or G. If you can read the dates at all, then too it depends on the date. Example a 16 in G or even AG might be worth a little more than MELT prices. Can you see any trace of a mint mark? Hopefully you are not as bad a grader as myself and others I know. Even one dealer I know sells many coins I'd say VG to F as only G since he really is worse than me at grading.
Yeah, I should've mentioned that the readable dates are all post-1925. Nothing valuable, and none with any visible mintmarks. Joe
