Everything is gradable. If you send those to our host, it will cost you $20-$50 per coin (including shipping and insurance etc) to get them in PCGS slabs with the assigned grades. At that point they will be worth about $1 each.
It would be a waste of your money to submit these coins for grading. Sure, they will grade... but the investment will far outweigh the value.... they are basically worth their stated value... dime, cent, nickel, quarter. Cheers, RickO
Lurepig
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Everything is gradable. If you send those to our host, it will cost you $20-$50 per coin (including shipping and insurance etc) to get them in PCGS slabs with the assigned grades. At that point they will be worth about $1 each.
Supply: High. Demand: Low. Result: Predictable.
Impaired proofs.
It would be a waste of your money to submit these coins for grading. Sure, they will grade... but the investment will far outweigh the value.... they are basically worth their stated value... dime, cent, nickel, quarter. Cheers, RickO
No. It's just a proof set, they are plentiful and cheap.
Collector, occasional seller
...1983!!!!...who here kicks enough ass to know who this is???
Jake E Lee
I was 7 in 1983, so when I got into music I had to backtrack and figure everything out.