1st Submission - Didn't do very well

SniperFire

bummer...but good learning experience

1 21832763 1999-D CT 25C Connecticut USA MS64
1 21832764 1999-D CT 25C Connecticut USA MS65
2 21832765 2000-P VA 25C Virginia USA MS66
2 21832766 2000-P VA 25C Virginia USA MS66
3 21832767 2004-P MI 25C Michigan USA MS66
3 21832768 2004-P MI 25C Michigan USA MS66
4 21832772 2004-D MI 25C Michigan USA MS67
4 21832773 2004-D MI 25C Michigan USA MS67
4 21832774 2004-D MI 25C Michigan USA MS67
4 21832769 2004-D MI 25C Michigan USA MS66
4 21832770 2004-D MI 25C Michigan USA MS67
4 21832771 2004-D MI 25C Michigan USA MS67

nwcs

Ouch, i've had those kind of submissions. Thankfully not as many anymore. The hard part is getting rid of them.

Coinhusker1

What are the 67s worth?

CharlesDarwin

I feel you man. My first state quarter submission was similar. All MS66 and MS67s. Now I'm pretty certain I can pick an MS68, they're just hard to find. At least you can turn those MS67s off for $10 a pop.

CD

Russ

<< <i>Ouch, i've had those kind of submissions. >>



It's a large boat.

Russ, NCNE

bearcave

<< <i>

<< <i>Ouch, i've had those kind of submissions. >>



It's a large boat.

Russ, NCNE >>



Yes it is!

ksteelheader

It's a tough row to hoe at times. I got back great results on Monday for the first time in months!

SniperFire

The CTs and VAs were from a mixed bag from the mint while the MIs were from mint rolls.

Have you guys had better quality coins from bags, rolls, or sets?

I'm not gonna let it get me down...just placed a subscription for 10 two roll sets.

Think that's enough to maybe find one or two good uns?

relayer

You should be able to get your grading fees back on the 67's on eBay ($10-$14 range).

The 66's will bring in $2-$4

seanq

<< <i>Ouch, i've had those kind of submissions. Thankfully not as many anymore. The hard part is getting rid of them. >>



If you think it's hard to get rid of MS67s, try getting rid of some of the modern PF67s I've made.

Sniperfire, consider it another installment on your numismatic tuition. We've all paid it, and you're smarter today because of it.


Sean Reynolds

itsnotjustme

... Think of it as a $144 grading lesson. Less after you sell the loos... low grade coins.

I think my last one like that was SMS coins. I had a boat load of 1965 nickels I was certain were cameos. Not one CAM'd. Worth about $6 each in SMS MS66.

GoYankees

I avoid MS state quarters like the plague.

I haven't submitted a MS SQ since 2002. All were MS66 (PCGS). Fortunately, I was able to get rid of them all for $15-20 on eBay. that was before the MS67/68 explosion. Silver PCGS PR69DCAMs are all I'll collect from that series.

tjkillian

Congratulations! Very nice. I don't see why you would be unhappy. No body bags and all high-grade coins returned. I WISH my no motto seated quarters would have such a nice result. I don't collect 20th/21st century coins, but for the 19th and 18th century where I do collect, I rarely see coins in those grades.

Tom

SniperFire

<< <i>... Think of it as a $144 grading lesson. Less after you sell the loos... low grade coins. >>



Where do you get $144...more like $207.90

raycyca

I'm in the same boat. Thought I knew enough about Kennedys after a yera. Sent in about 20 of them. Highest was a SINGLE MS 66, that was a 1965 so it was worth the trip on that coin. The others were 63-65(few). My second batch wasn't much better. That's why it has taken me about 3+ years to dare and submit one more time....... STILL waiting! Keep it up, sooner or later, your eyes will be better and get better results. Last year I has a POP 1 Kennedy for almost a year-it was pulled from an early roll of coins. The mint sets were not much better in 2003. Ray