Gifts From A Co-Worker! (Silver) Great Old Relics!

It was really thoghtful of your co-worker to see that the coins got a good home.

I agree with denco7. You should offer what you estimate a dealer would offer her. If she refuses any repayment -- if even if she doesn't -- a nice hand-written thank you note is in order. And maybe chocolates. And maybe flowers. And maybe detailing her car.

Yes, lunch. At the very least. She is a very nice co-worker!

Thank you friends! I was very fortunate!
It was the least I could do :)

Thanks for the kind words, Trevor.

Take her out for lunch on your dime. It's the least you can do. Maybe you'll even get a girlfriend out of it if she's cute!

I'm curious about that 1932 quarter. Is there a mint mark or not? You wrote that you were pretty sure it wasn't an 'S' but the 'D' mint mark is even more valuable.

I've got a couple of pretty worn out 1932 D's and they're still worth $200 a piece.

Regardless of the coin's value, your co-worker did a really decent thing by making sure that the coins had a good home.
I like to make little notes to go with the coins so that I remember where I got them. You might want to do that because you will still appreciate her generosity thirty years from now and it might be hard to recall a former co-worker's name by then and that they had once belonged to her grandfather.

Geez, in my line of work, a gift like that would put me in really hot water...

Thanks everyone!

,Trevor.