My first try at 10 rolls of quarters!

[Silver Slayer]

Well went to the bank on Friday and picked up ten rolls of quarters thought I would give it a try. Got Skunked! I did find 8 Georgia States,someone told me that they are collectable does anyone know if that is true?

 

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[BuffaloBoy]

i toss back any quarter that is not pre 1964, but if you want to keep the georgia states, go right ahead!
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buff

 

[CoinFetcher]

got the red book out - georgia is not worth anything more than the rest of the lot..

Tennesee is the only one that has any premium. and....that is just on the redbook, it doesn't always translate to cash in hand.

The wisconson has a rare die flaw - that would be an extra leaf on the ear of corn on the reverse. So, in conclusion. TOSS 'em back!!!

 

[Canadian hunter]

i toss back any quarter that is not pre 1964, but if you want to keep the georgia states, go right ahead!
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buff

How many 1965-1968 silver Canadians got past you?

But seriously, the extra leaf Wisconsin's quarters are worth to look after along with proof state quarters.

 

[crhstreetwalker]

You aren't going to see results with quarters. Try dimes or other denominations.

 

[BuffaloBoy]

i've never gotten a canadian quarter in my quarter rolls, but I do keep all foreign coins found in rolls- i've gotten a few 1968 canadian dimes, all non-silver since they stuck to the magnet.

How many 1965-1968 silver Canadians got past you?

But seriously, the extra leaf Wisconsin's quarters are worth to look after along with proof state quarters.

 

[fistfulladirt]

i toss back any quarter that is not pre 1964, but if you want to keep the georgia states, go right ahead!
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buff

You keep only the pre 1964's? You are aware that the 1964's are also 90% silver right?

I know what you meant just messin with you Buff

 

[SilverForBrains]

The wisconsin extra leaf quarters (15,000 accidentally released of each, low and high variety) can mainly be found in TX and AZ. I found the low leaf variety in TX after searching about two and a half boxes of quarters. Still my most valuable find CRH to date (they go for about $100 in the condition I found it).

With quarters it's all about volume. In that same two and a half boxes of quarters I only found one silver. I've gone through three more boxes since and no silver. People do find them thought, and they're a lot of fun when you do find them. So, if you can only do $100 worth of roll hunting at a time, your best bet is something like dimes or pennies where you have a better shot at finding something you're looking for. just my two cents

 

[sagittarius98]

T So, if you can only do $100 worth of roll hunting at a time, your best bet is something like dimes or pennies where you have a better shot at finding something you're looking for.

You can search nickels too, even better than dimes or cents.

 

[SilverForBrains]

You can search nickels too, even better than dimes or cents.

very true, I started on nickels and did them for awhile when I didn't have much funds

 

[Masonlid]

There are some error Georgia quarters....

 

[sagittarius98]

Maybe the person that gave you the info about Georgia quarters got it from this:

State Quarter Values - Coin Values Table for Statehood Quarters - How Much are State Quarters Worth?

 

[SilverQuest]

Yes quarters are bad to search, but out in the wild I have found them the most....not counting wheaties

 

[Silver Slayer]

You can search nickels too, even better than dimes or cents.

In regards to the nickels the war nickels it is what your looking for?

 

[CoinFetcher]

I'm sure they would take a Shield nickel if it popped up ....

 

[sagittarius98]

In regards to the nickels the war nickels it is what your looking for?

War Nickels, Buffaloes, V Nickels, Shield Nickels, pe-1960 Nickels

 

[antlerman23]

nickels are my favorite! id suggest them to someone on a budget. usually one war nickel per box, along with a couple dozen pre '60 nickels.