40% quarter melt values - not anywhere to be found

jmcu12

I am looking at Coinflation and other sites which offer melt values and the 40% quarter is not listed.

Is anyone else worried about this obvious miscarriage of justice?!

derryb

I'll give you 30 cents for them.

jmski52

Exactly 1/2 of a 40% half.

jmcu12

Wow - 30 cents - that's very generous of you!

derryb

OK, you drive a hard bargain. 35 cents.

TexasNationals

Coinflation, select 1 65-70 40% Kennedy half and divide by 2. Please post questions if you have problems with the complicated math

Frankcoins

<< <i>I am looking at Coinflation and other sites which offer melt values and the 40% quarter is not listed.

Is anyone else worried about this obvious miscarriage of justice?!


>>




Few people would care about the melt value of a 1 year type/1 year metal content coin. Promoters are always buying these at hefty premiums over melt.

jmcu12

This is true - however, I cannot simply double the price of a 40% half to get the price of a 40% Ike - it is close though.

Thanks, though, for the help on the math - I are a good student..

jmcu12

These days the shop that I work at buys this issue for melt value - it is higher than greysheet I believe..?

notwilight

4/9 of 90%. --Jerry

CaptHenway

<< <i>4/9 of 90%. --Jerry >>



Doesn't work. The 40% halves have a lower gross weight than the 90% halves.

According to the Redbook, P. 171, the 40% Bicentennial quarters contain 0.0739 oz. pure silver.

TD

TrustNo1

sinin1

whats a 40% quarter?


is it the 1976 bicentennial silver sey?

ProofArtworkonCircs

<<whats a 40% quarter?


is it the 1976 bicentennial silver sey? >>

YES