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What grade would you give?
Changingpockets
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Changingpockets
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I'd grade it a spender.
My Collection of Old Holders
Never a slave to one plastic brand will I ever be.
63
Don't worry about it, it looks fine. It takes practice.
Typical uncirculated coins.
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Just spending money. Nothing special.
Tops out at 63.
Too many marks
Keep trying
Send them...
Probably MS65 at best for one of them.
Buy some slabbed coins and use them to compare.
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My question would be, why is this important to you? Are you a young collector?
Since the coin is a 2021 mintage, it has to be an MS coin until it's heavily circulated.
BU
*Choice BU
11.5$ Southern Dollars, The little “Big Easy” set
don't send them.
not worthy and not worth-y
To be honest the 2021 crossing the Delaware quarter is cool. I wish though they made it not proof silver.
On the matter of the grade, I would just say mint state
Well I'd say these are "Choice Unc" as none appear full Gem. It appears there are three different coins, correct?
Not to be an a** ... but how about the grades I would not give them
NOT 70, 69, 68, 67 or 66
NOT 62, 61 or 60
The other grades would be the range for all three I think
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64
The pictures are not conducive to an accurate assessment of coin quality. Were they found roll searching? A general comment would be 'not worth slabbing'.... Cheers, RickO
Lmao RickO you got it. But no it was uncirculated roll I bought from a liquor store once I was given a uncirculated quarter I requested a roll from them should have asked for more
Dont k ow how to go about getting them from the bank
@Changingpockets .... Go to a bank where you have an account and ask for rolls of quarters... They will usually have them. Cheers, RickO
Remember, struck coins go into ballistic bags weighing over a ton and containing thousands of coins (I forget how many are in a quarter bag). These bags are then transported around the facility using fork trucks, shipped to processers via semi-trailers, moved around their facility and dumped into hoppers/handling equipment to be rolled and distributed to customers (banks, stores, etc). That’s a lot of opportunity to acquire bag marks. With all of the handling, finding high grade examples from rolls is difficult.
If you want to play the “get rich by finding MS68 or better coins” game and send them in for grading, you might be better off using your time to search mint sets (and even those coins can have handling problems). You also want to make sure you’re really adept at telling the difference between the MS65-67 grades and the ultra high grades. Not knowing the difference can cost you a lot of money on grading fees.
If finding these ultra high grades from bank rolls were easy, we would all be sitting on a beach in the Caribbean
Just my opinion
MS60
UNC
Maybe hedge it to 64. Don't forget...........it's a non-spaghetti hair.
Pete
Thank you to everyone that took thete time to play the can you grade. Lol tell next time
Spend it