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What will they be worth? 2026 Privy Quarter
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A good friend asked me to find (buy) him a few and to be honest I haven’t seen any yet at the FUN show
Now I know there are a few sales on eBay and another TPG had a contest for first one certified but at moment considering a release of 250,000 pcs it’s been crickets
So for fun and giggles. What do you think these will be worth a year from now? Post your guess and we can revisit this next July 4th 2027 and see who was the smartest (or luckiest guess)
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Jon Lerner - Scarsdale Coin - www.CoinHelp.com
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What condition?
Circ, under $100. MS64 or above, over $100.
Now ask me about 2 years from now.
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Good point. Let’s say xf (which I think will be majority) and MS63
Slow to circulate because most people use debit/credit cards. From what I've seen most of them will be picked up from the banks and sold.
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250 000 pieces....there are not that amount of collectors who will want one so prices will most likely be stable and lower in a year from the current hype.
Still cool the mint did this but 250 000 pieces is still a lot.
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I find it difficult to believe that the majority of ANY 2026 dated coins will ever naturally reach XF.
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now that the initial finds have gone for about 1000, they'll finish about what an individual issue of a W quarter is
With every roll searcher looking I highly doubt that the majority will grade under MS much less XF. I have no idea what they will be worth, only worth 25 cents to me, guessing around $250 in a year for BU examples, under $50 in 5 years.
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Ill guess $100 for a 65 $150 for a 66.
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My guess is the price will be what the price will be.....
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Stable at $80-$150 long term in my opinion.
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Personally, I will not own one unless I get it in change or CRH (Coin roll hunting). Most classic silver commemorative half dollars have considerably lower mintages(with quite a few below 10,000), are silver and can be found at very reasonable cost. I would spend my $600 on gold, silver or early copper coins.
Most of these coins will be found in AU-Gem BU condition. I do not see the prices rising anytime soon.
I think that will be the case. Enough case hunters will end up with piles of hundreds of these that will get submitted that will eventually deluge the market. MS67s will probably be worth $400 though.
my guess- MS-62 or MS 63- $75; MS-64 = $100, MS 65- $150 and MS-66 - $250. I would like to add one of these to my set - just to say I got one. That's it Of course these prices are TPG.