2019 W quarters
eddiego
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I think there are a lot of nuts out there spending so much money to get the W Quarters. I can't believe $500. for 10 quarters, Nuts.
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I think there are a lot of nuts out there spending so much money to get the W Quarters. I can't believe $500. for 10 quarters, Nuts.
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10 for $500? I sold one for $1000.
The decline from democracy to tyranny is both a natural and inevitable one.
Meanwhile... back at my ranch.... I keep searching change and checking store clerk tills....No luck yet...but will cost me 25 cents when I find one.... Cheers, RickO
Not going to pay more that 25 cents. I'll either find one in change or I won't have one.
Me, 2 weeks ago: I think I'm just going to give in and buy myself a W quarter
My wife, 2 weeks ago: What's a W quarter? ...,(I explain)......Are you crazy? No way! What a waste of money....Dont worry about it, you'll find one. I'm going to help you. I'll check my change everyday.
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Me, 2 days ago: I think I'm just going to give in and buy myself a W quarter
My wife, 2 days ago; Oh, you're still looking for that? I forgot all about it. What is it specifically you're looking for again?
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message me your address, I've got one with an end roll machine circle that won't even cost you a quarter.
The decline from democracy to tyranny is both a natural and inevitable one.
I think these quarters will fall back in price eventually, except for those lucky ones who have high-end MS examples. By the very nature of how they are distributed, MS pieces will fetch good premiums. BUT, beyond that, circulated examples will settle down to not much premium. After all, 2 million of each are being struck, that's not a high mintage, but hardly rare. I am old enough to remember the mania over the 1950-D nickel, mintage 2,630,000. I bought a MS one for $15.50 around 50 years ago, I couldn't sell it for that today.
free enterprise & ill wait until the price comes down (I hope)