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How To Evaluate And Sell A Morgan?

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 Posted 06/07/2014  5:20 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add coinbuzz to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Interesting thread. Can determine ball park ranges for value, but of course pics add to refinement of the pricing.
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Great response on what to expect with values. We have about 275 silver quarters, and it seems Central PA dealers don't want to pay much over melt, particularly on quarters where the best so far is $3.50. As some have noted, to get more than melt the coin would have to be in way better than average condition. Although it pains me to see these interesting old quarters like Barbers, and Standing Liberties going for $3.50, it's all about the silver. I have to admit, my Barbers were worn and the easiest way to gauge this is compare with the same sold ebay coin. Now to evaluate the estate proof and mint sets (none of which are old enough to be silver). From what I'm seeing a mint set has on average twice as many coins as a prrof set, since a mint set would have two different mints represented. Other than ebay are there any general evaluations of proof and mint sets from 1971 to 1989?
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What you see on ebay is what they are worth, that is if you are looking at completed/ sold auction prices.
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one of the beneficiaries of the estate wants to buy the silver coins in bulk



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Although it pains me to see these interesting old quarters like Barbers, and Standing Liberties going for $3.50,


Maybe he'll pay $4.00 each for them
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All this and still no pictures?

I Must have missed something in my reading.
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Kind a like fungus or mold, starts with the smallest thing, next thing you know, you are staying at The Super 8 while Walter White tents and sprays your house.
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