Posted 04/08/2020 12:28 pm
If your focus is going to be on your quarters from 1955 to 1998, you could sort out the know key dates and learn what makes it key. You could then post a picture asking for help identifying a particular quarter. For example: Let's say starting with just the silver content quarters of your coins (1955 to 1964D) you break it down by key date varieties: 64, 64D, 63, 63D, 62, 62D, 61, 61D, 60, 59, 59D, 58, 57, 57D, 56, 56D, You will then learn what makes one of these years key.
Great reward is always disguised by hard work. The quick return is to sell for silver value. To maximize your return, you need to know what you have. (date, mint, condition, variety, errors?)
Great reward is always disguised by hard work. The quick return is to sell for silver value. To maximize your return, you need to know what you have. (date, mint, condition, variety, errors?)
