Went to My Brick and Mortar Shop today Anyone care to help grade

Morganmanic

Now I know these are not anything special. I found them in the poor man's pail. You know the one. The big pail on the corner of the counter with stapled flips and low grade coins in them. Well sometimes you can find some ok coins for some ok money. I know the pictures are terrible with the lighting but can anyone help with grade to see how far off I am and how over priced my dealer is
















Thanks in advance

ILikeMercs

don't know the grade but the 25c piece looks polished.

Morganmanic

i agree

JJM

as a group they are VG-F's....some kid wiped the Qtr to death

commoncents05

If you paid more than $20, maybe $25, you over paid. The Quarter is harshly cleaned, as well as the bottom two buffalos. The 1930 looks like it may have been cleaed as well, hard to tell though. In XF, it bids at $8.50, scrap silver for the quarter, the 1916 buff in VF bids at 5.50, and the other two, not worth more than a buck or two (cleaned or not) a piece. How much did you pay for them?

-Paul

Morganmanic

1937 was graded XF paid 2.50
1930 was graded XF paid 5.00
1936 was graded XF paid 1.25
1916 was graded VF paid 7.50
1940 was graded XF+ paid 5.00

centmaster

Your dealer is way overpriced. Next time, bargain with him more. Remember, the reason they're in the junk box is that he couldn't sell them to begin with. That whole lot is worth maybe $12, but only if you could find someone who wants them, as they're mostly low grade and cleaned. You probably could have gotten them all for $8 and your dealer would have thanked you for taking them away.