A friend sold me a 1993 quarter that's was struck a little less than 10% off center.

PerryHall

What's something like this worth? It's about MS63 and there is no reeding on the edge so it was struck out of collar. I thought it was neat so I paid $2 for it.

1794half1839

You got a good price I think, but I am not an expert in errors.

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Broadstruck

Check the completed Error sales on Ebay for clad quarters... more then $2 but not enough to retire.

19Lyds

<< <i>What's something like this worth? It's about MS63 and there is no reeding on the edge so it was struck out of collar. I thought it was neat so I paid $2 for it. >>



$2 bucks was a steal! Sometimes these go for $20 to $30 raw!

BECOKA

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<< <i>What's something like this worth? It's about MS63 and there is no reeding on the edge so it was struck out of collar. I thought it was neat so I paid $2 for it. >>



$2 bucks was a steal! Sometimes these go for $20 to $30 raw! >>



And even more or less graded.

PerryHall

Thanks for the info. It's not worth the cost of grading and, if it were slabbed, you would lose part of the visual effect of the error since the plastic ring would cover the edge of the coin.

percyb

<< <i>Thanks for the info. It's not worth the cost of grading and, if it were slabbed, you would lose part of the visual effect of the error since the plastic ring would cover the edge of the coin. >>



Got a photo of that one??

seanq

Less than 10% off center and with a full date, it's worth on the order of $10 or so. Had it been closer to 50% off center and still dated it could get up to the $25-30 mentioned in another post.


Sean Reynolds

Deadhorse

<< <i>Sounds like you paid 2x the true value >>



Value is what you think something is worth.

Real value is what someone else is willing to pay.

True Value is a hardware store.