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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;acan451, post: 1320561, member: 29769&quot;]Hi lightrain</p><p>First thing first I do not run, or have anything to do with sampleslabs.com.</p><p>It is an a great site and has a lot of info, and lots of amazing samples.</p><p><br /></p><p>The sample you are talking about the 1964 Washington quarter, is a real nice sample.</p><p>I have never seen one for sale at all, not that I can remember in the past year.</p><p>It may have been a dealer slab, or the production numbers were very low..</p><p><br /></p><p>It was also the last year for the silver Quarters, there is the possibility some would have been cracked open</p><p>and sent in for a regrade. The thing about samples especially the older ones is, that no records were ever kept</p><p>so there is no way to trace it&#039;s history. By that I mean how many where made, not in all cases but in a lot</p><p>I would think this a harder to find sample.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now as fare as value goes If you put it on ebay, who knows what it would fetch. I would guess and this is only a guess around $40.00</p><p>My suggestion is to hang onto it for a wile the prices are going up and in a few years who knows.</p><p>Let me give you an example, a 1964 Kennedy can sell from thirty to sixty dollars, I just bought one and was able to get it for fifteen dollars but I just got lucky. The prices for sample slabs are all over the place rite now with the hobby becoming more popular.</p><p>Hope this is of some help to you</p><p>All the best</p><p>Alan[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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