1936 Washington Value?

[Jeff.L]

Internet says that one in great shape can bring $4800.00 I’m thinking that it grades fair to good. The picture is through a magnifier so you can’t see the text Liberty. Any input would be appriciated.
Thanks

 

[savant365]

I'm afraid yours won't be worth near that much, sorry. Does it have a mint mark on it?

 

[Jeff.L]

I didn't think that it was worth any where near $4800. No mint mark. I'm just interested in a ball park figure. If its just melt value that's OK with me.

 

[Groovedymond]

From what I see, the numismatic value is about $8.00. The melt value is about $5.00. Seems it's still worth a tad bit more than melt value!

Nice coin!

 

[Mackaydon]

With 41M minted and in that condition, I think anything over melt is pushing it.

 

[savant365]

US Coin Price Guide | US Coin Values | Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC)

This is a link to NGC, I wouldn't consider the prices they quote as gospel but it will give you a good idea of a coins value. It also has some pretty good info on a coins history.

 

[Mackaydon]

Here's a "D" mint mark one in similar condition to yours that sold yesterday for $4.76.
1936, Washington Quarter Dollar, Denver Mint, D, Circulated Silver Coin | eBay
Ebay's "Completed Listings" section (found in the left margin titles) is a good source for actual sale prices, not just listings.
Don........

 

[sagittarius98]

Here's a "D" mint mark one in similar condition to yours that sold yesterday for $4.76.
1936, Washington Quarter Dollar, Denver Mint, D, Circulated Silver Coin | eBay
Ebay's "Completed Listings" section (found in the left margin titles) is a good source for actual sale prices, not just listings.
Don........

Normally, 1936-D sells slightly over melt...not this time. I have one I got from a Coinstar reject.