1983-P Error Quarter opinions please

Aethelred

I bought this and a few other errors today and would like some info on what it might be worth. I have the highest respect for the people on this forum.

This is a 1983-P Quarter (the key date for the clad quarter series) that was struck off center. I would like to know your opinions as to its value and if you think I would be wise to send it to PCGS prior to selling it?






I also got this one, an o/c 1985-P:

seanq

The '83-P is actually one of the more common dates for off-center quarters, I've seen at least a dozen filtered through an Len Roosmalen's (now Jim Essense's) auctions in the last couple of years. Also, in general the further off-center the strike, the more desirable the coin.

As I implied in your other thread, unless you find two guys fighting over them for a date set, they're not worth all that much. Definitely not worth slabbing in my opinion, probably on the order of $10-$20 each.


Sean Reynolds

rich

Washington Quarters (Clad 0-20% OC) $9.50 RAW
Source : Error Trends Magazine as reported in Coinage Magazine Oct 2004 issue
If it was a State Quarter OC the same one would be $100.

tsacch

$10 each, not much more