$179 Face Silver Washingtons Good Mix of Dates/Grades

wayneherndon

I have a group of 716 silver Washington Quarters. There's a good mix of dates with nearly every date except the keys and semi-keys represented (usually mutliples of each):

74 pieces from the 1930s. Most grade G/VG. 45 are P-mints, 25 are D-mints, and 4 are S-mints.

176 pieces from the 1940s. Most grade G/VG with a some F+. 92 pare P-mints, 24 are D-mints, and 60 are S-mints.

189 pieces from the 1950s. Most are VG to VF with quite a few XFs and AUs. I didn't sort these by mintmark but there is similarly a good sampling of all mints.

277 pieces from the 1960s. Most are F+ with lots of XFs and AUs in the mix. Again, I didn't sort by mintmark. There are two solid rolls of 1964 and one of 1964-D. These three rolls are mostly XF/AU. The rest are a good mix of dates and mintmarks.

This is a great mix for someone wanting to put away some 90% silver or for someone that wants a good start on putting together several silver Washington sets.

Common 90% is trading wholesale at 5.4X face. How about $1200 postpaid for this better mix lot. That is a little less than 6.7X face and includes shipping.

Thanks,

WH

Nocerino18

If you sell these for that much please send me their info I will quit my job and sell them stuff for the rest of my life.

Wondo

<< <i>If you sell these for that much please send me their info I will quit my job and sell them stuff for the rest of my life. >>




Was that really necessary?

ajia

Maybe Nocerino18 way of saying unless we know the dates (we know the condition....nothing to write home about) why are these better than the 5.4x common date value?

I tend to agree, unless evidence is given to support 6.7x face for g/vg silver coins.

But that's JMO.