Bust Quarter Greysheet Bid Question

msch1man

I'm thinking about selling some Capped Bust Quarters, was curious if anyone knew what the current Bid prices are for the following Bust Quarters...

1831 - F15
1833 - VF25
1834 - VF35
1835 - VF35
1836 - VF30

puffer

Better yet check Heritage Auctions, they usually sell considerably over GS.

Barndog

don't limit yourself to just checking grades and corresponding prices at Heritage (or ebay, or Great Collections). Take a look at the COINS too. See if yours are better than, or worse than, the coins that sold at auction. There is a ton of leeway in grade assignment (so it seems) for VF graded small bust quarters in my limited experience.

mirabela

There's also the matter of Browning varieties -- even if you don't care about them, it can make a difference if somebody needs your variety for their set.

Prices in these quarters are all over the place -- nice VF's trade as low as $150 and as high as $300-ish.

CDN has bid prices for VF20 and XF40, which are 130/335 for everything but the 1833 (145/350) and 1834 (130/350) but as others have said that isn't the whole story.

scubafuel

Agreed. there is a lot of price difference, since so few small size quarters actually look nice and original. Are they graded? Throw the pics up here (or better yet, on Collectivecoin!)
and I'd be happy to give some guesses as to selling price.

And I agree with Puffer. If they're nice, they'll sell well over GS bid.

Matt

coindeuce

The auction prices realized link from the PCGS home page is a good resource as well, for certified coins. The filter functions within help to simplify the search.