i was coin roll hunting till i found a 1934 silver quarter plz tell me the value and grade ty so much
Obverse: G Reverse: AG Not worth much more than the melt, but still about $8.50. nice find anyway. It's not often that you find one of those anymore. I'd hang on to it.
What you have is a 1934 Washington quarter produced in Philadelphia. It is in Good (G-4) condition. Good (G-4) sounds nice, but remember that the grade scale for coins is a 1-70 scale. The good news is that it is 90% silver and contains about $7.00 in silver. Besides it's always fun to find a nearly 80 year old coin. Keep checking your change. Kirk
Actually right now at current silver price of 33.34 an ounce, this quarter is $6.0294, so rounded up $6.03. As for the grade, like other said, it's a G4 grade from the looks of it.
www.silvercoinstoday.com/silver-calculators/us-silver-coin-calculator/ Always nice to have in favorites for circulated silver. Nice thing is it allows you to adjust the bid/ask spread in addition to current market value.
It's not like a rare variety, but wheat cents are always worth holding onto in my opinion. Their metal content alone is worth more than face value.
