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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;escabar70, post: 1350906, member: 35707&quot;]About 10 years ago I inherited my grandfathers coin collection. I was recently looking through it and and noticed a lot of silver Washington quarters. In my unprofessional opinion the majority of these are in &quot;good&quot; condition with a few of them possibly in &quot;fine&quot; condition, none of these coins are uncirculated. This is a breakdown of the collection, my question is after:</p><p><br /></p><p>1932 coin missing from collection</p><p>1933 coin missing from collection</p><p>1934 no mint mark</p><p>1935 no mint mark</p><p>1936 no mint mark</p><p>1937 no mint mark</p><p>1938 coin missing from collection</p><p>1939 no mint mark</p><p>1940 no mint mark</p><p>1941 d</p><p>1942 s</p><p>1943 s</p><p>1944 d</p><p>1945 d</p><p>1946 no mint mark</p><p>1947 d</p><p>1948 d</p><p>1949 no mint mark</p><p>1950 d</p><p>1951 d</p><p>1952 d</p><p>1953 d</p><p>1954 d</p><p>1955 d</p><p>1956 d</p><p>1957 d</p><p>1958 d</p><p>1959 d</p><p>1960 d</p><p>1961 d</p><p>1962 d</p><p>1963 coin missing from collection</p><p>1964 coin missing from collection</p><p><br /></p><p>I am considering selling these coins... Now for my question, I have done research online and came to the conclusion that these coins are worth only their value in silver (correct me if I&#039;m wrong). If I where to complete the set by buying the missing coins from online auction, would the collection be more valuable since it&#039;s every year of silver Washington quarters? Would A collector be interested in a complete set or would the coins still be worth only their value in silver?</p><p><br /></p><p>Your input and advice is much appreciated, thank you.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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