Mint bags of State Quarters

SILVERSMYTH

Have almost the full run of 25$ P&D Mint sealed bags of State Quarters.
Most still in mint boxes.
Sadly missed the first 3 or maybe 4 of the 99's
Are any of them still worth anywhere close to the Mint issue price???
Or do I just have 90+ bags of nice Unc . quarters worth 25$ a bag????

Thanks , Silver

ctf_error_coins

The bloom is off the rose.

ricko

I believe your last statement to be true.... Cheers, RickO

ctf_error_coins

Here is what I would do:

Get out a Loupe and get out a Knife .........

TwoSides2aCoin

WTB : $25 quarter mint bags. 90 for a hundy. Keep the change.

MsMorrisine

and to hurt even more....

mint bags typically have more bag marks than the rolls.
so, nice unc. might be more like unc.



check ebay for sold prices.

SILVERSMYTH

Yea--Kinda what I figured! lol
Have been somewhat out of the loop for 3-4 years due to one thing or another.
I made enough off State Quarters when they were" HOT " to more than cover my loss on these I guess.
Knew I should have unloaded years ago but had a "OLD GOAT BRAIN FART" and thought--You might want to keep some back!!
Should know by now not to think so much!! lol

Thanks for the good news guys!!!

ctf_error_coins

Seriously, crack em open and look for errors.

cladking

<< <i>Yea--Kinda what I figured! lol
Have been somewhat out of the loop for 3-4 years due to one thing or another.
I made enough off State Quarters when they were" HOT " to more than cover my loss on these I guess.
Knew I should have unloaded years ago but had a "OLD GOAT BRAIN FART" and thought--You might want to keep some back!!
Should know by now not to think so much!! lol

Thanks for the good news guys!!! >>



All may ot be lost.

I think I'd go ahead and take the loss but go through them first looking for Gems, varieties, and errors.

I'd save at east the nicest 3% or so as well as a few of the later dates and anything unusual. You can get
much of your "investment" back and still have a few coins with potential.

tincup

There are a few of the state quarters that do have some premium, but not much.

lostincoins

Early errors are key if you have the time to search them all.

ctf_error_coins

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I think I'd go ahead and take the loss but go through them first looking for Gems, . >>



You don't know how many MS 70 lincolns I have thrown back into circulation as I only look for errors and I have gone though thousand of BU Rolls .....

19Lyds

I tried sell $1,000 in complete rolls of State Quarters a few years back with absolutely no interest from prospective sellers. Some cam from mint bags while others were OBW.

I ended up taking them to the bank since the program is just plain dead!

cladking

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I think I'd go ahead and take the loss but go through them first looking for Gems, . >>



You don't know how many MS 70 lincolns I have thrown back into circulation as I only look for errors and I have gone though thousand of BU Rolls ..... >>



I know the feeling.

I've been collecting since 1957 and never used to pay any attention to varieties and have put
staggering numbbers of coins into circulation. Even now I don't really look for minor varieties
except in rolls and bags since there will be multiple examples and they'll be Unc.

You might be happy to know I've always set aside errors though. A few of these I keep for ref-
erence and most I trade for something needed.

cladking

<< <i>I tried sell $1,000 in complete rolls of State Quarters a few years back with absolutely no interest from prospective sellers. Some cam from mint bags while others were OBW.

I ended up taking them to the bank since the program is just plain dead! >>



It is deader than dead but don't lose sight of the fact that it died and was buried even before
it came to an end. This means that some of the later issues might not exist in the quantities
implied by current valuations. It means there will be millions of states sets that aren't complete
to the end. It might mean that those young folks who gave up on their sets will come streaming
back into the hobby over the next ten to fifty years desiring the coins they couldn't afford as young-
sters; Gems, varieties, and errors. A few choice specimens of coins that were overlooked could be
quite a windfall before so very long.

I set aside all the choice coins I found even though there were few. I did latch onto one of my fav-
oriite speculative plays in this which is nice Denver mint WY and have a few rolls of these.

Time will tell.

291fifth

Spend 'em, Danno!

SILVERSMYTH

<< <i>Spend 'em, Danno! >>



Looks like not much other choice at this point!!!
Any sites list all the major state errors ???
I recall a few of the errors but (OLD HAMMERS SYNDROME) lost track of most...


Any interest in some MINT--MINT bags and boxes?? lol

cladking

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<< <i>Spend 'em, Danno! >>



Looks like not much other choice at this point!!!
Any sites list all the major state errors ???
I recall a few of the errors but (OLD HAMMERS SYNDROME) lost track of most...


Any interest in some MINT--MINT bags and boxes?? lol >>



I believe none of the major varieties appear in mint rolls. There might be some minor MN varieties though.

Overdate

Trade them for the ultra-hot National Parks quarters!

1tommy

Start off with the Wisconsin quarter errors 2004 D than go to the Minnesota 2005 P Many Errors 2005 D Minnesota A few errors. Oregon is next Up 2005 P 2 errors listed. Next up is Wyoming 2007 P 3 errors and finally the Big One 2009 District of Columbia P and D are really a cool Find, These are the ones listed in the CPG ...Enjoy edited for spelling

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mrpotatoheadd

I put a group of BU bank wrapped rolls in my eBay store a while back and the best I got were offers that, after fees and shipping, would net less than face value.

FWIW...

edited to add... half a dozen or so of the 35 rolls had a greysheet bid of $40+ at the time.

pf70collector

The Washington DC double die is probably unique if you can find it.
I think I remember one going a few years back for $1000 double die

FullStrike

Sell out at a loss. Reinvest into the ATB QUARTERS series - these are going to be winners.

Just like those State Quarters were going to be winners.

For the US Mint , anyway. LOL