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2019 W Quarters
TheRaven
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How rare have these coins appear to be?
I have not seen any in circulation.
Current price of these coins is?
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I would not call these rare but they have been difficult to locate from circulation because of the bounty that was offered by PCGS which created an incentive for some to buy and search large quantities from the mint. I have found six from circulation but oddly all of those have been the Am Memorial, I have not found any of the others. Price for raw coins is around $10 I don't follow the slabbed stuff.
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I have seen one coin store with raw ones for $30 a pop.
Most of the ones I have seen have been between 17 and 22 a piece.
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I don’t even bother checking for them.
ill keep checking my change for now thank you
I've found two, both in mixed date bank rolls. One appeared to be customer wrapped, the other was Loomis wrapped.
PCGS 65's can be had for 23-25 on ebay.
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I have not found any in circulation, though I check each time I get change. Probably will not find any in this remote mountain town....Cheers, RickO
The graded coins were not the way to go with these coin unless you got in early and dumped them quickly as at $20 each plus other charges make them impossible to sell now. There are not that many in higher grades as the uncirculated coins were not uncirculated as they were mixed in with all the other ones and run through rolling machines.
The 2020's are going to be even harder to come up with high grade coins as they will be even more heavily mixed in.
Wonder what the long term potential of these coins will be.
I've only seen maybe 4 or 5 2019 quarters period in change, no W's. A friend of mine did get 2 2019 quarters in change at a convienance store last July and one was a W, It was the one that was the second released.
I've found none in the wild, but at the last FUN show I spotted one and decided to buy. I used to work at the Lowell NP (cell phone pictures).
Hard to say but when was the last time that you heard anything about the Wisconsin high/low leaf coins? Usually these things get hyped, pumped and dumped and fall into obscurity.
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That is a logical point, but that is an error coin, this is a completely different mint mark coin. So it should be a requirement for a complete set. Wondering if these could be future keys to clad era coinage?
I doubt very much that these will ever be considered keys, the prices are already well down from the initial gotta have it clamor. These are not rare because so many will be saved in high mint state condition because of all the hype and searching for them. Sure MS68's and 67's will hold onto prices for awhile until through gradeflation those pops rise and depress prices for all but the top 1%. Most first issue coins; think 09 VDB here; are horded and saved in large numbers I don't see this as any different. Maybe in a year or two if these are continued to be produced one of the issues will not get horded (or a limited production) and become difficult to locate in high mint state.
My Collection of Old Holders
Never a slave to one plastic brand will I ever be.
I’ve been scanning and yet none found here on the east central FL coast area....
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I've seem a few AM Memorial 65 sold in the $70 plus range in the past few months.
Not alot of positive thoughts about these coins. A bit surprised.