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Are Silver Washington Quarters Dated 1932-1960 Worth Anything? He?

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Question by yoohookitten: Are Silver Washington Quarters dated 1932-1960 worth anything? he?
How much could I get for them if I was to sell them for the silver?

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Answer by BD in NM
Collector value is going to depend on the condition of the coins. You could get a recent copy of the Red Book at a local library to get a feel for the condition of the coins. As far as melt value I don't really know what dealers are currently offering but I would guess six or seven times face.

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One Response to “Are Silver Washington Quarters Dated 1932-1960 Worth Anything? He?”
  1. brianbelotti says:
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    Some of the Washington silver quarters have value depending on the condition of the coin. Check eBay completed auctions to find the market value. Compare the condition to your coins. I believe that will give you the best idea of the value of your coins.
    If you sell them for the silver, weigh them first. Then look at amark.com for the current price of silver per ounce. You probably would be able to get $2-3 less then the amount you see on the website

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