Best way to sell bulk mint 1946 D Washingtons

holeinone1972

I almost have a full roll. 37 quarters, all very nice.
Part them out, or sell all together?

Also from these basic images, are they quality coins?

TomB

It depends upon how much work you want to put into the sale and what you time is worth.

oreville

They look like choice AU to Uncirculated quarters some even possibly choice BU. Might be easiest to sell it as an uncirculated roll if you can locate 3 additional Uncirculated1946-D quarters. But highly suggest you put these quarters into a tube instead of keeping them in the strange modern cardboard slots.

Cougar1978

Start on bay auction at melt.

VanHalen

Here's a really nice PCGS MS63 piece for sale on Collector's Corner for $21. collectorscorner.com/69200111
It's better than most of the pieces imaged above and already certified Choice Mint State. I'd try to sell your group (using better images) at $10/ea. Ask $370 and see if you get any interest.

davewesen

the holders might add value to collectors with ties to New Hampshire or Maryland

did you flip them all over to verify they are all from Denver?
when I buy stuff to fill or complete something, it usually costs more than it is worth.

4Redisin

Join a coin club and try the club auction - very slow but you may get some good prices. Most of us no longer fill album holes though.

holeinone1972

@davewesen said:
the holders might add value to collectors with ties to New Hampshire or Maryland

did you flip them all over to verify they are all from Denver?
when I buy stuff to fill or complete something, it usually costs more than it is worth.

Yes they are all Denver mint

Elmhurst

If you have the end roll toners you can get big money, can’t tell from the pics.