New To This...what Do I Do With All These State Quarters?

Oh, and I almost forgot...

Assuming they're all uncirculated I'd assume there's a market for them.

Do a completed listings search on ebay to get a better idea of what you can actually get out of them. There are many roads you could travel. You could: sell all as one lot, sell as roll sets, sell as individual quarter sets, sell as individual quarters, sell as individual rolls. Each option will bring a higher premium depending on the coins. Let the research begin. :D And welcome.

I sold a lot of UNC Dunbar rolls of the early years in 2007.
Some did quite well back then but I don't know what they would do now.
I listed and sold them as HH - HT - TT Heads/Heads, Heads/Tails and Tails/Tails
and the Heads/Tails were the ones they wanted the most and fetch a slightly better price than the others.
They mostly shipped via US Flat Rate Priority.
I am glad that I got rid of them when I did. Someday we will have to deal with a family members hoard again.
I am not looking forward to it.

Here is a listing description I composed, Maybe it will work for you. feel free to use and tweak it if you like.

Though I stress that you DO NOT USE MY IMAGES of course

Tight Bank Wrapped Roll of State Quarters
1999 Delaware P
Stock photo of one of the rolls I am offering in this listing.




Year : 1999
State : Delaware
Mint : P ~ Philadelphia
Condition : Uncirculated original $10.00 face value bank roll
Position of coins visible on ends : Heads / Tails H/T

I sorted these and it turns out I have 71 rolls at this time to list. All are of the Philadelphia Mint

10 1999 January 04, 1999 Delaware
10 1999 May 17, 1999 New Jersey
10 2000 January 03, 2000 Massachusetts
10 2000 August 07, 2000 New Hampshire
20 2000 October 16, 2000 Virginia
10 2001 March 12, 2001 North Carolina
and
1 2001 May 21, 2001 Rhode Island



The image above is the actual hoard of State Quarters I am listing now.

These are mostly marked in black ink of which state is inside as you can see below, there are some that are marked in pencil and a small number of them that are not marked at all.
Getting an unmarked or pencil marked roll is simply by chance, I won't search through these to do any favors, it isn't fair to the next guy.
Bid as though you will get a small State abbreviation marked on your roll you buy.

In the image below you can see examples of this showing on some of the rolls.






These were wrapped immediately at the bank after being loaded directly
to the wrapping machine from a mint sewn bag.
Very likely the coins inside were never touched by human hands.

There is also the possibility that mint error coins could be in any roll I offer.
They are absolutely unsearched and sealed.

I have many bank rolls, uncirculated $10.00 face value rolls in my new ebay store.
These are earlier issues from the United States Mint's 50 State Quarters® Program
For more information on this program and particular issue you may want to click on this link from the United States Mint.

this link

Shipping is fixed anywhere USA for $4.00 via first class US Mail well protected within a padded mailer.
I will gladly combine any numismatic lots you win or buy.
Just add $1.00 for single coins you want shipped along, and/or add $2.50 per additional rolls of coin.

"Redbook" prices for these would be WAYYYYYY OVERPRICED !

I'd completely ignore those listings.
(same with the Bluebook)
These books aren't used much for "pricing"....but more so for "information". Like identification, metal composition, mintage numbers, etc. etc.
And, as a side note, these two books are printed and released SO FAR IN ADVANCE (like a couple years), that the information on "values" can be completely OFF ! (basically with Silver and Gold prices, for sure, anyway)
But you just can't go by their listings of value for the State Quarters, including so many other coins too.
There are other sources to do that.
Numismedia guides.
Greysheets.

You'd get nearly nothing, (beyond face value), for them from a coin shop, if they'd even take them at all.

Ebay/Craigslist, I would guess to be the best hope for some profit for you.
But with fees on your end of things, and shipping/postage costs on the other end.....I dunno how it'd be worth it to the "buyer" really either.
And the overall magnitude of sheer "busyness" of constantly mailing packages, back and forth trips to the post office, packaging stuff,......it's a big hassle and headache too, IMO.
If the rewards were significant, maybe.
If one or two buyers took everything available, maybe.


I'd suggest what others have......buy some albums and start filling them !
Maybe trade some of yours for some years and mintmarks that you don't have. Then you could try to complete a P&D (Philly & Denver) collection of them.
The "Buy/Sell/Trade" section on this forum would be a good place to start ! ...(just make sure you read the rules first to do so)
This kind of thing is where you'll start to get into the fun of actual "coin collecting". (Which is quite different in many ways than "coin hoarding" ! ....)
BUILD THOSE SETS ! .......