*Official April 2025 Half Dollars and Other Coins

[coindood]

I did not look at any dates or varieties after 1999. Anything 2000 and newer is not worth my time. As a result, I can sort quarters extremely fast.

W quarters are selling for about the same as silver.

[Silver4face]

That's insane - they contain ZERO percent silver. In my opinion they should only be worth twenty five cents. Ok maybe fifty cents IF they are very low mintage.

[TXSTARFIRE]

They are low mintage and hard to find. I would keep my eyes open for them.

[coindood]

That's insane - they contain ZERO percent silver. In my opinion they should only be worth twenty five cents. Ok maybe fifty cents IF they are very low mintage.

I agree, but those prices have sustained for 5+ years, and since nicer lightly circulated examples are becoming harder to find, we can reasonably expect those prices to remain the same or possibly even increase.

[cwgii]

$160 dimes .. mister, sort by wrap type.

Saved two for last as they were singles

Older wrap, Hanley coinrap, Salem Oregon.
Then a , Brant, Watertown WI....well this had the newest as a 1976. As I put them in my hand. Nothing. But has I poured them on my sorting tray, I saw an , off color. After some scrubbing with my thumb...1964 emerged.

There were rolls that were from the 80's, 90's. Strange sight. All 40 years old.

[Silver4face]

That's insane - they contain ZERO percent silver. In my opinion they should only be worth twenty five cents. Ok maybe fifty cents IF they are very low mintage.

I agree, but those prices have sustained for 5+ years, and since nicer lightly circulated examples are becoming harder to find, we can reasonably expect those prices to remain the same or possibly even increase.

I agree, I did some research on them last night and saw that they ARE very low mintage. Scarcity does warrant a premium. I'm still not going to look for them in rolls, especially since i rarely open quarters anyway. but if I find any W mint in loose change, I will keep (or sell for profit).