modern- 1983-P Quarter

coinkat

A question for the modernists...

what does a 65 and 66 1983-P Quarter fetch these days? any help would be appreciated... graded by NGC OR PCGS

RYK

I was offered a 1983-P PCGS MS-65 for $50 several months ago. I probably should have taken it.

TexasNationals

go to coins, then auction archives.



ha.com

if you don't have a heritage account, why don't you, it is free??

cladking

I would strongly recommend that you hold out for a well struck example
from good solid dies. It's my understanding that these tend to get a cou-
ple of bumps in grade since they come so awful. They are not overly scarce
with blazing luster and few marks but nice well struck examples can be
exceedingly tough.

There are only a very few sources for these and a very low proportion are
choice from these sources.

In my opinion they are worth somewhat less than the guides say with
poor strikes but far more with good strikes. Expect to look for a while
and be prepared to pay the price when you find one. Then again, it's
not impossible to find a gem in a dealer's stock for ten dollars or a par-
tial roll with several gems for only $50 per piece.

jdimmick

I sold a nicely bluish toned PCGS 65 on E-bay for about 56 bucks last week.

cladking

For a real challenge try and find a true gem with the type "d" reverse.

I've been looking since 1983 and have come up empty handed. ...not
even an MS-64.

coinkat

Thanks for all the responses...

LindeDad

A PCGS graded 66 is worth over $200 I have been out bid for that much and more.