Are you wanting a grading opinion? All I can say is the half dollar is a worn die state that looks really rough. The picture may be doing it no favors, either. The quarter looks like a standard proof quarter from that era.
As you're newer here, it would be helpful to everyone to ask specifically what you're wanting rather than generic opinions. You'll get less sarcasm and more help that way.
1972-S proof quarters are very common and have very little, if any, value over face value if raw. The proof quarter shown is very ordinary. The half dollar shown is just a circulated coin that is worth face value.
I agree with the previous opinions.... Yes, a proof Washington quarter...Does not look exceptional, but a nice album coin. The Kennedy half, you only show the reverse, and it does not look too good...Cheers, RickO
JayCoinhobby
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proof quarter - yes it is
half dollar - yes and pretty beat up
Are you wanting a grading opinion? All I can say is the half dollar is a worn die state that looks really rough. The picture may be doing it no favors, either. The quarter looks like a standard proof quarter from that era.
As you're newer here, it would be helpful to everyone to ask specifically what you're wanting rather than generic opinions. You'll get less sarcasm and more help that way.
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Good starts for an album.
Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value. Zero. Voltaire. Ebay coinbowlllc
1972-S proof quarters are very common and have very little, if any, value over face value if raw. The proof quarter shown is very ordinary. The half dollar shown is just a circulated coin that is worth face value.
I agree with the previous opinions.... Yes, a proof Washington quarter...Does not look exceptional, but a nice album coin. The Kennedy half, you only show the reverse, and it does not look too good...Cheers, RickO