Posted 12/31/2022 8:56 pm
The quarter itself as mentioned has at least value for its silver and numismatic value depending on its grade which you can look up at places like NGC and PCGS. It can also be sold encased as some like things like that.
As to removal:
Alan V. Weinberg writes: "Following advice I received some
years ago from an unknown numismatist, I have had complete
success extracting coins & medals from paperweight-size
Lucite by placing the Lucite object overnight in the
freezer, then taking it to the garage cement floor , placing
it down on top of a blanket and hitting the uncovered Lucite
directly & sharply once or twice with a hammer . The frozen
cold Lucite shatters and you can extract the coin. I emphasize
use a blanket because sometimes the coin will go flying when
you hit the Lucite and you don't want the coin to hit the
cement and dent. Also wear some sort of glasses so Lucite
shards don't fly into your eyes. It works!"
As to removal:
Alan V. Weinberg writes: "Following advice I received some
years ago from an unknown numismatist, I have had complete
success extracting coins & medals from paperweight-size
Lucite by placing the Lucite object overnight in the
freezer, then taking it to the garage cement floor , placing
it down on top of a blanket and hitting the uncovered Lucite
directly & sharply once or twice with a hammer . The frozen
cold Lucite shatters and you can extract the coin. I emphasize
use a blanket because sometimes the coin will go flying when
you hit the Lucite and you don't want the coin to hit the
cement and dent. Also wear some sort of glasses so Lucite
shards don't fly into your eyes. It works!"
Edited by datadragon
12/31/2022 9:01 pm
12/31/2022 9:01 pm
