@mach19 said:
Do you think the market has bottomed out ?
No, according to eBay completed sale prices which I think are still too high.
Lowest price I've seen as of a few days ago was $140 for an ungraded coin. Lowest price for a graded coin (MS-66) I saw was $380. This leads me to believe many eBay sellers are trying to get rid of these as fast as possible instead of waiting to have it graded.
Combined TPG population count is now over 3100, while someone here indicated earlier PCGS is slow grading these as 90%+ are in NGC holders. PCGS hasn't changed much in the last week (or so), but NGC added about 800. Grades are almost entirely MS-65 or higher.
Having increased by 800 in just a week, I don't think it's not going to take that long before the counts increase to over 10,000. Ultimately, I expect most of the 250,000 to eventually be made available for collecting or hoarding by collectors, though the number with grades below MS-65 should increase later as it takes longer to find it.
All 2026 denominations are being hoarded in huge numbers. NGC has already graded over 100,000 circulation strike dimes from both mints. Over 20,000 of the quarters without the privy mark. More for one of the others. Same for the half and cent.
@mrhighgrade said:
There's a few rolls that are selling on ebay for $48.00 a pop. Why don't collectors just go the bank and get a few rolls there?
Are they solid rolls of Declaration of Independence quarters on ebay? If not, then agreed, why not go to the bank. If they are solid rolls of new coins, then most people don't have that option.
Yes, these are Declaration of Independence quarters. Granted, some banks don't have them, but I've managed to get 10 rolls so far.
But your odds of finding a privy coin are pretty low.
Yep, I've opened up four rolls so far, to no avail.
@mach19 said:
Do you think the market has bottomed out ?
No
What do you think it will hit ?
I'm sticking to my original prediction
By comparison, Heritage sold two MS-63 Barber quarters earlier this year (one for $305) for less than $380 which was the lowest price I saw for a graded (MS-66) privy quarter in the last week. I'm aware most collectors aren't comparing like I do regularly, but this isn't going to last.
I remember when the 1999 silver proof set sold for at least $300 (as much as $600 to my recollection). Now, it's bullion or slightly more, and it's been that way for years to my knowledge.
I also remember when the Wisconsin quarter with extra leaf sold for a lot more than it does now. I believe it's about a $50 coin (depending upon label grade) which is far less than its peak price too.
Both are 20+ years old now, and something similar will almost certainly repeat with the privy quarter. It's just a question of when, because 250,000 isn't actually a low a mintage for a coin that will hardly circulate, and the collector preference almost certainly won't be high enough either.
@mach19 said:
Do you think the market has bottomed out ?
No
What do you think it will hit ?
I'm sticking to my original prediction
By comparison, Heritage sold two MS-63 Barber quarters earlier this year (one for $305) for less than $380 which was the lowest price I saw for a graded (MS-66) privy quarter in the last week. I'm aware most collectors aren't comparing like I do regularly, but this isn't going to last.
I remember when the 1999 silver proof set sold for at least $300 (as much as $600 to my recollection). Now, it's bullion or slightly more, and it's been that way for years to my knowledge.
I also remember when the Wisconsin quarter with extra leaf sold for a lot more than it does now. I believe it's about a $50 coin (depending upon label grade) which is far less than its peak price too.
Both are 20+ years old now, and something similar will almost certainly repeat with the privy quarter. It's just a question of when, because 250,000 isn't actually a low a mintage for a coin that will hardly circulate, and the collector preference almost certainly won't be high enough either.
yes. Part of the reason I'm not changing my original prediction is that time is an important variable in the pricing. These things do not reach their price equilibrium until at least 6 months have passed and, sometimes, not for a couple of years. Prior to that, there is still a lot of hoarding and price discovery going on.
FWIW, my original prediction is over $100 for MS64 or better and under $100 raw. 250,000 is a small enough number and the SemiQ a big enough event, that I think they will hold up better than the W quarters.
That said, however, the appearance of a large number of counterfeits does run the risk of driving the raw price way down, possibly under $25 or even much lower.
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yes. Part of the reason I'm not changing my original prediction is that time is an important variable in the pricing. These things do not reach their price equilibrium until at least 6 months have passed and, sometimes, not for a couple of years. Prior to that, there is still a lot of hoarding and price discovery going on.
I believe the price will "drip" lower for years as the coins are identified, made available, and submitted for grading.
FWIW, my original prediction is over $100 for MS64 or better and under $100 raw. 250,000 is a small enough number and the SemiQ a big enough event, that I think they will hold up better than the W quarters.
Yes, big enough to be preferred over "w" quarters with the addition of the lower mintage, but not much IMO. My inference is that novelty buying will decrease over time precisely because enough collectors will prefer too many other coins for comparable prices. 100,000 available to the market with a 10-year holding period is roughly 400 offered for sale every week with likely at least several 000 available all the time. Anyone can adjust from that but, it's not going to be a low number especially for the current relative price.
That said, however, the appearance of a large number of counterfeits does run the risk of driving the raw price way down, possibly under $25 or even much lower.
I suspect this will motivate a far above proportion (vs. other coins) to be submitted, at anything close to current price spreads, which will drive the price of TPG coins noticeably lower from current levels.
@oldabeintx said:
My guess, once the impatient folks are sated: 65=$60, 66=$90, 67=$150. The upper end depends of course on the quality of the coins released. A 67 may be a rare bird.
(Using my personal lens as a type collector, which is prone to error.)
Good point all on bringing in the counterfeiters factor into long term price very good point and going into the future any ““ low mintage or special coin that is released is gonna be affected by the counterfeiter’s which is a terrible shame. It makes those that buy US mint products as speculators a little more weary however, the fast turns that most of them do in the marketplace won’t be affected by fake coins.
The court jester does not play, but gently pulls the strings…
Funny how the time range for predicting the low for the privy quarter has moved from days, then, weeks, then months and now 20 years and beyond...give me a break.
Saw MS64s for $400.00 and MS65s for $500.00 at a local coin show this weekend. There was a little box of them, just in those two grades. There was a display with 5 different W quarters, but not priced-just for show. The very first thing in line on the table was a glossy photo of the Omega Cents with a price tag of $90,000.00 I wish I had taken some photos of the tables, everything pretty much celebrating America's 250'th.
Ordered a "Privy Marked Quarter" on Ebay and this is what I received!! It's exactly the same design and lettering as the quarter except the dash between the dates on the fake one is straight and not curved like a Spanish Tilde accent mark... Example is the tilde above the "N" in España. The real coins have the tilde-like dash between the dates!
Another give a way is the button on the very bottom of Jefferson's jacket on the real Privy quarter is approximately an eighth of an inch from the bottom of the jacket. On the fake, the button is much closer to the bottom of the jacket at approximately a sixteenth of an inch from the bottom of the jacket...
Another clear pick up point is the real quarter is Copper Nickel and shows Copper throughout the reeding, the fakes do not show any Copper color, just silver color.
The Chinese counterfeits that are appearing in the market which are the correct size have the exact same pickup points as this dollar sized coin described above!
Careful out there!!!
Best, Chris
@BozoOnBus said:
Ordered a "Privy Marked Quarter" on Ebay and this is what I received!! It's exactly the same design and lettering as the quarter except the dash between the dates on the fake one is straight and not curved like a Spanish Tilde accent mark... Example is the tilde above the "N" in España. The real coins have the tilde-like dash between the dates!
Another give a way is the button on the very bottom of Jefferson's jacket on the real Privy quarter is approximately an eighth of an inch from the bottom of the jacket. On the fake, the button is much closer to the bottom of the jacket at approximately a sixteenth of an inch from the bottom of the jacket...
Another clear pick up point is the real quarter is Copper Nickel and shows Copper throughout the reeding, the fakes do not show any Copper color, just silver color.
The Chinese counterfeits that are appearing in the market which are the correct size have the exact same pickup points as this dollar sized coin described above!
Careful out there!!!
Best, Chris
Chris, what was the price? Sorry you got scammed...appreciate you sharing with us!
THE ABOVE PICTURE IS THE DOLLAR SIZED FAKE WITH A CLOSE UP OF THE STRAIGHT DASH BETWEEN DATES... NOTE THE BOTTOM BUTTON'S LOCATION COMPARED TO THE REAL DEAL... AND THIS IS ON A DOLLAR SIZE PLAN SO YOU GET THE IDEA...
@oldabeintx said:
My guess, once the impatient folks are sated: 65=$60, 66=$90, 67=$150. The upper end depends of course on the quality of the coins released. A 67 may be a rare bird.
(Using my personal lens as a type collector, which is prone to error.)
Sticking with this. May take a while.
You have to preface this with who's slab they're in, Huge price difference ATM.....
@BozoOnBus said:
Ordered a "Privy Marked Quarter" on Ebay and this is what I received!! It's exactly the same design and lettering as the quarter except the dash between the dates on the fake one is straight and not curved like a Spanish Tilde accent mark... Example is the tilde above the "N" in España. The real coins have the tilde-like dash between the dates!
Another give a way is the button on the very bottom of Jefferson's jacket on the real Privy quarter is approximately an eighth of an inch from the bottom of the jacket. On the fake, the button is much closer to the bottom of the jacket at approximately a sixteenth of an inch from the bottom of the jacket...
Another clear pick up point is the real quarter is Copper Nickel and shows Copper throughout the reeding, the fakes do not show any Copper color, just silver color.
The Chinese counterfeits that are appearing in the market which are the correct size have the exact same pickup points as this dollar sized coin described above!
Careful out there!!!
Best, Chris
So you got a refund and get to keep the paperweight?
I had an amazon order that I was supposed to get Sunday morning - tracking was making good progress but stopped 5 miles away. Amazon said they will refund the money if not received by today. I was hoping to get item and then get refund but not looking good.
This is another Counterfeit Privy Quarter I received today from Ebay. Important pickup points are the following;
1. The dash between the dates is a straight line dash on the counterfeit, not the curved Tilde accent mark which mimics the Tilde accent marks utilized in the Spanish language. The real coin have these curved dashes.
2. Look at the bottom button on Jefferson's tunic... The bottom button on the genuine coin is a bit more than a 32NDS of an inch from the bottom of the tunic. Additionally, the bottom of the tunic just below the button is squared off. On the Counterfeit, the bottom button is closer to the bottom of the tunic, roughly a bit more than a 64THS, and the bottom of the tunic just below the bottom button is at an angle.
3. These is no Copper showing on the rim reeding; picture of the counterfeit shows this.
Placing the counterfeit and genuine coins together gives strong contrast between the two.
Hope this helps!
It’s a shame that so many people will be ripped off and fooled by these fakes, and won’t even know it. I’m sure the fraudsters are already pumping out fake July 4th DJT dollars as we speak. Many eBay listings only use stock photos, too.
@BozoOnBus said:
This is another Counterfeit Privy Quarter I received today from Ebay. Important pickup points are the following;
1. The dash between the dates is a straight line dash on the counterfeit, not the curved Tilde accent mark which mimics the Tilde accent marks utilized in the Spanish language. The real coin have these curved dashes.
2. Look at the bottom button on Jefferson's tunic... The bottom button on the genuine coin is a bit more than a 32NDS of an inch from the bottom of the tunic. Additionally, the bottom of the tunic just below the button is squared off. On the Counterfeit, the bottom button is closer to the bottom of the tunic, roughly a bit more than a 64THS, and the bottom of the tunic just below the bottom button is at an angle.
3. These is no Copper showing on the rim reeding; picture of the counterfeit shows this.
Placing the counterfeit and genuine coins together gives strong contrast between the two.
Hope this helps!
Wow thanks for the heads up! Sry u got scammed. Those scammers don’t sleep!
I’m trying to catch up on all the latest 2026 coins because I got a late start… Had a pacemaker and stent put in. So researching double time now.
Yeah, PCGS is really backed up on Modern Value it seems. I submitted 1 by itself thinking they might push it out fast. After sitting on it for a week they entered it 1 month ago (Aug 11) and it still sitting in "Order Entry" status. Typically modern values are turned around pretty quickly.
@TwoSides2aCoin said:
I’ve had 100 in for grading since the middle of July. The guy who had me submit them , then submitted a dozen or so to CAC. Got them back in two weeks. Am averaging about $160 each for raw, but now I’m curious how the graded one fares. Guess ?
Please , no bidding. And no spam intended. This is about price discovery.
"Price Discovery" can be determined by looking at Ebay Completed Auctions without using your link. Your whole post is self promotion and is a forum violation in my opinion.
@TwoSides2aCoin said:
I’ve had 100 in for grading since the middle of July. The guy who had me submit them , then submitted a dozen or so to CAC. Got them back in two weeks. Am averaging about $160 each for raw, but now I’m curious how the graded one fares. Guess ? https://ebay.io/m/vrLmxY
Please , no bidding. And no spam intended. This is about price discovery.
"Price Discovery" can be determined by looking at Ebay Completed Auctions without using your link. Your whole post is self promotion and is a forum violation in my opinion.
@TwoSides2aCoin said:
I’ve had 100 in for grading since the middle of July. The guy who had me submit them , then submitted a dozen or so to CAC. Got them back in two weeks. Am averaging about $160 each for raw, but now I’m curious how the graded one fares. Guess ? https://ebay.io/m/vrLmxY
Please , no bidding. And no spam intended. This is about price discovery.
"Price Discovery" can be determined by looking at Ebay Completed Auctions without using your link. Your whole post is self promotion and is a forum violation in my opinion.
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What do you think it will hit ?
No, according to eBay completed sale prices which I think are still too high.
Lowest price I've seen as of a few days ago was $140 for an ungraded coin. Lowest price for a graded coin (MS-66) I saw was $380. This leads me to believe many eBay sellers are trying to get rid of these as fast as possible instead of waiting to have it graded.
Combined TPG population count is now over 3100, while someone here indicated earlier PCGS is slow grading these as 90%+ are in NGC holders. PCGS hasn't changed much in the last week (or so), but NGC added about 800. Grades are almost entirely MS-65 or higher.
Having increased by 800 in just a week, I don't think it's not going to take that long before the counts increase to over 10,000. Ultimately, I expect most of the 250,000 to eventually be made available for collecting or hoarding by collectors, though the number with grades below MS-65 should increase later as it takes longer to find it.
All 2026 denominations are being hoarded in huge numbers. NGC has already graded over 100,000 circulation strike dimes from both mints. Over 20,000 of the quarters without the privy mark. More for one of the others. Same for the half and cent.
Without the TAPE ? LOL
I think it will settle at $50-$75.
What is CDN CPG / Bid on it?
Dunno ?
https://ebay.io/m/bPYLA5 Sold 180 so far no feedback on coin
https://ebay.io/m/RP1yhxs. Sold 251 so far. A few buyers say it’s fake
https://ebay.io/m/g7qC0M Haven’t sold any yet. But is also selling 1 oz silver for $30
https://ebay.io/m/pgN2EC Same as above. Selling 1 oz silver for $30
https://ebay.io/m/wqcAxc Selling 2026 proof eagle for under $70
There were more listings, can’t find them now. Mostly buy it now with coupon codes
Yep, I've opened up four rolls so far, to no avail.
I'm sticking to my original prediction
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Still won't predict the future.
All comments reflect the opinion of the author, even when irrefutably accurate.
By comparison, Heritage sold two MS-63 Barber quarters earlier this year (one for $305) for less than $380 which was the lowest price I saw for a graded (MS-66) privy quarter in the last week. I'm aware most collectors aren't comparing like I do regularly, but this isn't going to last.
I remember when the 1999 silver proof set sold for at least $300 (as much as $600 to my recollection). Now, it's bullion or slightly more, and it's been that way for years to my knowledge.
I also remember when the Wisconsin quarter with extra leaf sold for a lot more than it does now. I believe it's about a $50 coin (depending upon label grade) which is far less than its peak price too.
Both are 20+ years old now, and something similar will almost certainly repeat with the privy quarter. It's just a question of when, because 250,000 isn't actually a low a mintage for a coin that will hardly circulate, and the collector preference almost certainly won't be high enough either.
yes. Part of the reason I'm not changing my original prediction is that time is an important variable in the pricing. These things do not reach their price equilibrium until at least 6 months have passed and, sometimes, not for a couple of years. Prior to that, there is still a lot of hoarding and price discovery going on.
FWIW, my original prediction is over $100 for MS64 or better and under $100 raw. 250,000 is a small enough number and the SemiQ a big enough event, that I think they will hold up better than the W quarters.
That said, however, the appearance of a large number of counterfeits does run the risk of driving the raw price way down, possibly under $25 or even much lower.
All comments reflect the opinion of the author, even when irrefutably accurate.
I believe the price will "drip" lower for years as the coins are identified, made available, and submitted for grading.
Yes, big enough to be preferred over "w" quarters with the addition of the lower mintage, but not much IMO. My inference is that novelty buying will decrease over time precisely because enough collectors will prefer too many other coins for comparable prices. 100,000 available to the market with a 10-year holding period is roughly 400 offered for sale every week with likely at least several 000 available all the time. Anyone can adjust from that but, it's not going to be a low number especially for the current relative price.
I suspect this will motivate a far above proportion (vs. other coins) to be submitted, at anything close to current price spreads, which will drive the price of TPG coins noticeably lower from current levels.
What else are you willing to predict if not the future? Predicting the past doesn't carry as much cache
chopmarkedtradedollars.com
Sticking with this. May take a while.
Good point all on bringing in the counterfeiters factor into long term price very good point and going into the future any ““ low mintage or special coin that is released is gonna be affected by the counterfeiter’s which is a terrible shame. It makes those that buy US mint products as speculators a little more weary however, the fast turns that most of them do in the marketplace won’t be affected by fake coins.
The court jester does not play, but gently pulls the strings…
I'm saying the CDN won't predict the future. As usual, Cougars help wasn't helpful.
All comments reflect the opinion of the author, even when irrefutably accurate.
Funny how the time range for predicting the low for the privy quarter has moved from days, then, weeks, then months and now 20 years and beyond...give me a break.
chopmarkedtradedollars.com
Saw MS64s for $400.00 and MS65s for $500.00 at a local coin show this weekend. There was a little box of them, just in those two grades. There was a display with 5 different W quarters, but not priced-just for show. The very first thing in line on the table was a glossy photo of the Omega Cents with a price tag of $90,000.00 I wish I had taken some photos of the tables, everything pretty much celebrating America's 250'th.
Ordered a "Privy Marked Quarter" on Ebay and this is what I received!! It's exactly the same design and lettering as the quarter except the dash between the dates on the fake one is straight and not curved like a Spanish Tilde accent mark... Example is the tilde above the "N" in España. The real coins have the tilde-like dash between the dates!
Another give a way is the button on the very bottom of Jefferson's jacket on the real Privy quarter is approximately an eighth of an inch from the bottom of the jacket. On the fake, the button is much closer to the bottom of the jacket at approximately a sixteenth of an inch from the bottom of the jacket...
Another clear pick up point is the real quarter is Copper Nickel and shows Copper throughout the reeding, the fakes do not show any Copper color, just silver color.
The Chinese counterfeits that are appearing in the market which are the correct size have the exact same pickup points as this dollar sized coin described above!
Careful out there!!!
Best, Chris
Chris, what was the price? Sorry you got scammed...appreciate you sharing with us!
$114. AND THE SELLER'S LISTING HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM EBAY FOR "POLICY VIOLATIONS".... GEE, WONDER WHAT POLICY WAS VIOLATED!!??
can you post close ups of both sides of each?
ebay id? and has the seller been naru'd yet?
also, file a snad and get your money back
Does ebay refund your money if you buy a coin that turns out fake and you return it?
The court jester does not play, but gently pulls the strings…
there is a dispute process with a time window. for max disputability: use a cc through paypal when paying on ebay
Saw this on IG. Apparently privy mark quarters in special ANA show mint packaging are selling for $250 on ebay.
Nothing is as expensive as free money.
SENT IN REQUEST A LITTLE OVER AN HOUR AGO AND ALREADY RECEIVED A REFUND FROM EBAY... OBVEIOUSLY, THEY KNEW THIS GUY WAS A BAD APPLE
THE ABOVE PICTURE IS THE DOLLAR SIZED FAKE WITH A CLOSE UP OF THE STRAIGHT DASH BETWEEN DATES... NOTE THE BOTTOM BUTTON'S LOCATION COMPARED TO THE REAL DEAL... AND THIS IS ON A DOLLAR SIZE PLAN SO YOU GET THE IDEA...
Does the rim have copper on it ?
NO... SEE MY TODAY'S 6:36PM POST
Got it... Thank you !
I would do my best to not send counterfeit money back to the seller of counterfeit money
It is now permantanty in my CFT collection!
Think of all the quarters sold on ebay. 250,000? Not even close. Privies will continue to be found years from now.
Yeah.... but what condition ?
You have to preface this with who's slab they're in, Huge price difference ATM.....
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So you got a refund and get to keep the paperweight?
I had an amazon order that I was supposed to get Sunday morning - tracking was making good progress but stopped 5 miles away. Amazon said they will refund the money if not received by today. I was hoping to get item and then get refund but not looking good.
This is another Counterfeit Privy Quarter I received today from Ebay. Important pickup points are the following;
1. The dash between the dates is a straight line dash on the counterfeit, not the curved Tilde accent mark which mimics the Tilde accent marks utilized in the Spanish language. The real coin have these curved dashes.
2. Look at the bottom button on Jefferson's tunic... The bottom button on the genuine coin is a bit more than a 32NDS of an inch from the bottom of the tunic. Additionally, the bottom of the tunic just below the button is squared off. On the Counterfeit, the bottom button is closer to the bottom of the tunic, roughly a bit more than a 64THS, and the bottom of the tunic just below the bottom button is at an angle.
3. These is no Copper showing on the rim reeding; picture of the counterfeit shows this.
Placing the counterfeit and genuine coins together gives strong contrast between the two.
Hope this helps!
It’s a shame that so many people will be ripped off and fooled by these fakes, and won’t even know it. I’m sure the fraudsters are already pumping out fake July 4th DJT dollars as we speak. Many eBay listings only use stock photos, too.
Nothing is as expensive as free money.
Sorry to hear ....
Wow thanks for the heads up! Sry u got scammed. Those scammers don’t sleep!
I’m trying to catch up on all the latest 2026 coins because I got a late start… Had a pacemaker and stent put in. So researching double time now.
A few CACG have sold already:
Nothing is as expensive as free money.
Yeah, PCGS is really backed up on Modern Value it seems. I submitted 1 by itself thinking they might push it out fast. After sitting on it for a week they entered it 1 month ago (Aug 11) and it still sitting in "Order Entry" status. Typically modern values are turned around pretty quickly.
"Price Discovery" can be determined by looking at Ebay Completed Auctions without using your link. Your whole post is self promotion and is a forum violation in my opinion.
Edited to take out TwoSides Ebay link
Get a life
I have one and enjoy it very much.
Free Privy 25c included with Morgan coin show purchase: