This is probably a question we all have. After working in a bank for years and having a passed relatives collection, i don’t know enough to make that determination. Love your videos. They are incredibly informative and help me become more informed
Wow! This was a great video. It answered so many questions I had on grading and I didn’t realize I could weigh certain coins for silver. I took a picture of that section of the video, do I could look back for reference. Blessings, and thanks again JBcoinsinc ❣️
I Would Love For You To Grade It and Do A Follow Up Video of The Process. Show Which Grading Company You Selected, How You Packaged It For Shipment, Which Selected Grading Feature You Decide On and Why, What It Cost You and What Grade It Received When You Got It Back. Loved This Video. Thank You.
SEND IT TO BE GRADED! When they had a crossover “sale” in 2017 I sent something like 45 coins to PCGS to cross, be graded and one for attribution. Only one crossed, the attribution was graded ONLY, and those to be graded got graded way less than I’d hoped. Very disappointing to say the least. I have a ‘68 Washington quarter in MS-68 that didn’t cross. Look that value up that I lost! You’re right, it must be their mood, the weather or the attitude of the grader on that particular day!
That is a gamble but not a big one. I'd flip a coin heads go for it tails forget about having it graded. Personally I like to see grading go DIGITAL. It would cost a company maybe millions and a long time to get it set up. Scanning thousands of coins but once they have it right grading coins would be consistent. Then we may not have to flip a coin or make a gamble to have our coins graded like we do now.
I would grade it. I'm going to check mine 97 quarters after watching this video. Can't wait to find one worth grading. J&B; Thank you for all your hard work to keep us informed!
I have a nice looking 97 p quarter. It has doubling on in God we trust and 3 errors on Washington's head. I found it just a few weeks ago. And 2 days ago I found a 2014 p dime without a clad layer on either side.
Definitely have it graded you have seen coins for a long time I believe in your opinion and experience. A few coins you have sent me I am thinking of having those half dollar graded. I have collected quite a few quarters as well and have a few that I am seriously thinking about having graded. Thank you
WELLLLLLL, SO DID U OR DIDNT YOU HAVE IT GRADED? I said go for it,btw. Also, I have the 77d from the previous video that I'm SUPER stoked about after watching it ! You guys ROCK ! THANK YOU !!!
Damn 😒😥 10:00 that perfect proof S 1997 quarter selling for only 9$ actually hurt my feelings and it isn't even my coin 😁 definitely gotta learn what's worth getting graded 👍 great video
Thank you JB❤COINS for your Video!!! I'm a Newbe, I'm collecting and Studying Washington Quarter's. I just got a 1997 Washington Quarter last night... All my coins for RESEARCH so far, has been from "Pocket Change"... My husband's pocket!! LOL... Hehe!! WOW!!! In that amount @ Heritage Auction!!! My opinion, I would take a chance and get it graded. ONLY, Because you feel really strongly about your coin. But, hey I'm a newbe, so I don't know much. But love your VIDEO!!!
Love this channel. Good info and presented in a speaking voice (speed) which allows me to digest the info. I will come back often. Thanks and Happy 4th of July, 2024.
In viewing the 1987 P Quarters, I questioned Where do you grade them, what grades were better than others and you answered more than I questioned and that is certainly a wonder in itself. I think with your experience, it wouldn’t hurt you to grade your coin as it just might be the one, the one that tops the grades Already accounted for and I would really wish that for you, Do it, and I don’t know the amounts it’ll cost to do so but if you’re questioning it, then you’ve already answered it... Go For it as you’ve got an entire family rooting for you! This is the second time I’ve watch this and wrote my opinions. The more I learn the more I have to add to my education by reviewing your videos again as I learn and learn and learn from you and I see that you’ve sent some in and I am now going to look at what the grading is and if you did send it, fingers crossed 🤞
Ugh, I certainly have a headache over this and you really are in a dilemma! Potential over somebody in a bad mood that gets your coin to grade, but you are a. Informed researcher and I have faith that you will make the right decision hoping for that + or 68 grade. Watching the 70 graded Cam's going for ugh painfully low $ numbers hurts my head. I'm hoping that your discerning eye and research will give you the answer for Your coin, For me, I wouldn’t have it graded until I was much more informed and experienced in grading and researching, but I would probably wait until I was absolutely certain that Mine had a shot because face value it’s really painful at a 70 grade J. Thank you for this education as I always appreciate your warning’s and I love your videos
I am still learning the logistics of coin grading. If you have a 97 quarter in a high grade state and you have researched that it is not selling at a profitable amount, why have that coin graded at this time? Should you wait..? I don't know what would be the best decision but I know you will make the best decision.
I have a 1965 quarter that I think is beautiful. I have read that some 65's are a little silver. The side of this coin is different than the copper clad sides. It actually appears grayish rather than copper. The obverse is a sterling silver look, which is classier than the very shiny metal 23 quarters.i have some really beautiful dimes, that are not newer, so I put them aside because sometimes older coins are purchased for their beauty. I love dimes best, But...there are nickels that are very striking, as they look like a quality coin. The metal has a very pretty luster. I just started enjoying coins, and fancy serial numbers, but, I really need a good magnifier for coins...any hints on good ones to research? Thanks for your videos, good info.
send a little extra money to the grader and tell them that there will be more for them depending on the grade.might not work every time but you never know.
Need more info ,I need to know the exact cost of grading with postage there & back ins. Etc. Then I can give you my opinion, but thx. For the info on the 1997 quarter.
Today I found a 1997 black quarter. There is no visible silver anywhere on this. How can I tell if its worth anything or who could I contact/send pictures to?? I'm in FL. Thanks!
My question doesn't refer to the 1997 quarter . My question is regarding the 1944 wheat penny I have two one is Of good condition standard thickness of a wheat penny weight is 3.1 grams the second wheat penny same year is extremely thin with weight of 2.1g neither has a mint mark . If you can explain the difference between this and which one or both should be sent for grading. Any assistance with them would be of great help.
I’m new here however I have several types of coins for which I am certain I have some of which have more value than I would have imagined. I simply don’t know how or what to do to have a grading performed in order to know if I am holding the next new big find.
I have the 1977 D Quarter in my possession , how do I go about selling it? I care not about having it graded . It took over 24 hours of searching, but I did find one .
Hey J & B, I’ve been coin roll hunting and I found a 1997 Philadelphia minted Quarter and it shows little wear. I have no idea if it’s really worth much. I’ll hold on to it just in case. Keep up the great work!!!
I have a 1995 quarter my dad just passed and I am trying to learn as much as possible it's absolutely got me hooked on coins but my 1995 looks like Cooper was wondering if u can help
Firstly, I’d use NGC. Secondly, if you are gonna keep it either way, I’d get it graded. Otherwise, it’s just a nice quarter. Thirdly, what the heck do I know? Thanks J&B
It is hard to advise you what to do with that 97 quarter since I have yet to send a coin in for grading primairly because I am too scared to do so. I would think with your experience if you think it grades to the 67+ it would be well worth the $'s to send it.
I would grade it-TAKE A CHANCE !!! The positive far outweigh the negative plus at ms67 you basically break even or take a small loss vs cashing in for 3 gnotes
You're going to know far better than I whether it's worth grading or not. My telling you whether you should grade it or not would be like you telling me what type of cable to use to uplink the networks between buildings at work... ;-) =) FYI, the description says 1971 quarters...
If l was gonna grade a modern coin, unmarked or near perfect would be a factor. A new and glossy finish would also contribute to the Coins value. Tarnished can lower or raise the the price, like rainbow or golden color.
In my opinion you have a good eye I would get a graded and roll a dice. Also thank you for the information cuz I live in Philly and have quite a few 97 that I'm going to have to look through thanks for the video
Great video! Perfect timing,. I've been wondering how to grade coins. This coin looks like it would be a good one to grade. I would grade it but then I love shiny coins. =)
Thanks for the info as always JB! Will definitely be checking through my change. You should get that 97 quarter graded if it seems practical in your professional opinion.
Why would the non silver quarters be worth so much more ? Is that because they’re so few at top quality ? Can you sell a coin at high value without the grading ?
This is probably a question we all have. After working in a bank for years and having a passed relatives collection, i don’t know enough to make that determination. Love your videos. They are incredibly informative and help me become more informed
Thanks for the info. Love this channel
Grade that coin, trust your expertise, especially since you're keeping the coin either way!! Good luck to you J&B!!
Wow! This was a great video. It answered so many questions I had on grading and I didn’t realize I could weigh certain coins for silver. I took a picture of that section of the video, do I could look back for reference. Blessings, and thanks again JBcoinsinc ❣️
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Very nice looking Quarter...you will always wonder...so you have to get it graded!
Love all the info you guys provide, always informative and i also find myself wondering if my finds are worth grading. Especially quarters.
I Would Love For You To Grade It and Do A Follow Up Video of The Process. Show Which Grading Company You Selected, How You Packaged It For Shipment, Which Selected Grading Feature You Decide On and Why, What It Cost You and What Grade It Received When You Got It Back. Loved This Video. Thank You.
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SEND IT TO BE GRADED!
When they had a crossover “sale” in 2017 I sent something like 45 coins to PCGS to cross, be graded and one for attribution. Only one crossed, the attribution was graded ONLY, and those to be graded got graded way less than I’d hoped. Very disappointing to say the least. I have a ‘68 Washington quarter in MS-68 that didn’t cross. Look that value up that I lost! You’re right, it must be their mood, the weather or the attitude of the grader on that particular day!
Yeah, you never know. But thanks for sharing and check your email please!
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Yes, get it graded for future sales,.and wow the things I did not know thank you Sir.
That is a gamble but not a big one. I'd flip a coin heads go for it tails forget about having it graded. Personally I like to see grading go DIGITAL. It would cost a company maybe millions and a long time to get it set up. Scanning thousands of coins but once they have it right grading coins would be consistent. Then we may not have to flip a coin or make a gamble to have our coins graded like we do now.
Very nicely explained J&B
Thanks Y'all .
Have a good one and God Bless
I would grade it. I'm going to check mine 97 quarters after watching this video. Can't wait to find one worth grading. J&B; Thank you for all your hard work to keep us informed!
Great Find on a 97 Quarter, would love to find one to have graded. I say it would be worth getting graded
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Thanks...you always give well explain info
Thank you all the explanations and what to do with a coin if needed to be graded. I have a 1996 and 1997 in very good state.
Very cool video learned alot about the 97 quarter and there grading and grading in general. Thank you for all you do.
I have a nice looking 97 p quarter. It has doubling on in God we trust and 3 errors on Washington's head. I found it just a few weeks ago. And 2 days ago I found a 2014 p dime without a clad layer on either side.
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Grade it! Grade it Grade it. 😊 Thanks for the info. Love your videos.
Definitely have it graded you have seen coins for a long time I believe in your opinion and experience. A few coins you have sent me I am thinking of having those half dollar graded. I have collected quite a few quarters as well and have a few that I am seriously thinking about having graded. Thank you
Hello sir I have 1 coin 1997 USA d quarter thank you.
Thanks for all the informations. Very useful. Learn a lot from your videos. God Bless.
Wow...hat a group and tutorial! Tyvm
Thanks JB your videos are always amazing
WELLLLLLL, SO DID U OR DIDNT YOU HAVE IT GRADED? I said go for it,btw. Also, I have the 77d from the previous video that I'm SUPER stoked about after watching it ! You guys ROCK ! THANK YOU !!!
Damn 😒😥 10:00 that perfect proof S 1997 quarter selling for only 9$ actually hurt my feelings and it isn't even my coin 😁 definitely gotta learn what's worth getting graded 👍 great video
EVERYTHING IS A GAMBLE
My p must be worth 10> less than 😂😂
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Thank you JB❤COINS for your Video!!! I'm a Newbe, I'm collecting and Studying Washington Quarter's. I just got a 1997 Washington Quarter last night... All my coins for RESEARCH so far, has been from "Pocket Change"... My husband's pocket!! LOL... Hehe!! WOW!!! In that amount @ Heritage Auction!!! My opinion, I would take a chance and get it graded. ONLY, Because you feel really strongly about your coin. But, hey I'm a newbe, so I don't know much. But love your VIDEO!!!
Thank you Tanya for sharing!
What did you finally decide to do with this one coin??? Did you do another video on it? Thank you so much for all the work you put into these videos.
Love this channel. Good info and presented in a speaking voice (speed) which allows me to digest the info. I will come back often.
Thanks and Happy 4th of July, 2024.
Thank you for this information. It is the most informative I have found.
Hi.
I have the coin which is shown on 7:13.
Where can I get the money which is the value of the coin?
I would have it graded, well if you keep i would still have it graded. I've had a 1997 quarter but it a d. I learn so much here, thanks JB
Get it graded. You have a good eye for coin quality
Wow that is a nice quarter, definitely get it graded!!
Great, i'll consider this in the future
So informative. Thank you
I say if Mrs B thinks its a good idea, you should get it graded. I would go with PCGS for this coin. Please do let us know the outcome if you do.
Thanks for information
I have same like that
Like the info on the grading companies.
I think you should trust your experience, if you think it will make the grade, go for it.
In viewing the 1987 P Quarters, I questioned Where do you grade them, what grades were better than others and you answered more than I questioned and that is certainly a wonder in itself. I think with your experience, it wouldn’t hurt you to grade your coin as it just might be the one, the one that tops the grades Already accounted for and I would really wish that for you, Do it, and I don’t know the amounts it’ll cost to do so but if you’re questioning it, then you’ve already answered it... Go For it as you’ve got an entire family rooting for you! This is the second time I’ve watch this and wrote my opinions. The more I learn the more I have to add to my education by reviewing your videos again as I learn and learn and learn from you and I see that you’ve sent some in and I am now going to look at what the grading is and if you did send it, fingers crossed 🤞
Ugh, I certainly have a headache over this and you really are in a dilemma! Potential over somebody in a bad mood that gets your coin to grade, but you are a. Informed researcher and I have faith that you will make the right decision hoping for that + or 68 grade. Watching the 70 graded Cam's going for ugh painfully low $ numbers hurts my head. I'm hoping that your discerning eye and research will give you the answer for Your coin, For me, I wouldn’t have it graded until I was much more informed and experienced in grading and researching, but I would probably wait until I was absolutely certain that Mine had a shot because face value it’s really painful at a 70 grade J. Thank you for this education as I always appreciate your warning’s and I love your videos
I will take a change and Grade it!!!
I am still learning the logistics of coin grading. If you have a 97 quarter in a high grade state and you have researched that it is not selling at a profitable amount, why have that coin graded at this time? Should you wait..? I don't know what would be the best decision but I know you will make the best decision.
Given your knowledge and expertise, I would take the gamble send it off for grading.
I have a 1965 quarter that I think is beautiful. I have read that some 65's are a little silver. The side of this coin is different than the copper clad sides. It actually appears grayish rather than copper. The obverse is a sterling silver look, which is classier than the very shiny metal 23 quarters.i have some really beautiful dimes, that are not newer, so I put them aside because sometimes older coins are purchased for their beauty. I love dimes best, But...there are nickels that are very striking, as they look like a quality coin. The metal has a very pretty luster. I just started enjoying coins, and fancy serial numbers, but, I really need a good magnifier for coins...any hints on good ones to research? Thanks for your videos, good info.
send a little extra money to the grader and tell them that there will be more for them depending on the grade.might not work every time but you never know.
Very educational video, great for the experienced collectors and for begginers.
I think you should definitely get it graded..i am now looking through my 97s..jb is the coin master
Very imformative video. Thank you.
Send it in and get in graded. I have a stack of 1990's quarters. I will look through them. TY for all you do.
I have a1997 D. It is a beautiful coin. I thought maybe I could get a high grade, but maybe not. I will think about it for awhile.
Need more info ,I need to know the exact cost of grading with postage there & back ins. Etc. Then I can give you my opinion, but thx. For the info on the 1997 quarter.
I have many circulated ungraded coins from coin hunting. One of which is a 1997 (personal opinion) MS 67 how much does grading cost?
Love your very informative videos!
Thanks so much! B & J
Today I found a 1997 black quarter. There is no visible silver anywhere on this. How can I tell if its worth anything or who could I contact/send pictures to?? I'm in FL. Thanks!
I would get a second opinion to get the most knowledge that I could then go from that point forward thank you J&B great video
My question doesn't refer to the 1997 quarter . My question is regarding the 1944 wheat penny I have two one is Of good condition standard thickness of a wheat penny weight is 3.1 grams the second wheat penny same year is extremely thin with weight of 2.1g neither has a mint mark . If you can explain the difference between this and which one or both should be sent for grading. Any assistance with them would be of great help.
I have a 1997 Washington quarter that looks almost brand new. I was thinking if it could have been out of circulation until I got it.
I’m new here however I have several types of coins for which I am certain I have some of which have more value than I would have imagined. I simply don’t know how or what to do to have a grading performed in order to know if I am holding the next new big find.
Your 97 looks awesome I would get it graded and I would use pcgs
I found a double headed quarter from the year 1973. Has any other one been found? I haven’t weighed it yet.
I have the 1977 D Quarter in my possession , how do I go about selling it? I care not about having it graded . It took over 24 hours of searching, but I did find one .
I have alot of rare coins also but cannot find a way to auction grade or sell
J&B I believe you should go ahead and get the coin graded by PCGS
I think it looks like it should be graded . Good luck with it .
Hey J & B, I’ve been coin roll hunting and I found a 1997 Philadelphia minted Quarter and it shows little wear. I have no idea if it’s really worth much. I’ll hold on to it just in case.
Keep up the great work!!!
I believe you both are a great judge of grade. Because of years of experience, I would get that 1997 graded.
How can a Business Strike be differentiated from a Uncirculated coin taken from a Mint set? May be a stupid ? Or not.....
great question !!! I'd even like to hear a video on this. maybe there is 1
I'm new
I trust your judgment on the coins grade. I think you should have it Graded👍
I have a 1995 quarter my dad just passed and I am trying to learn as much as possible it's absolutely got me hooked on coins but my 1995 looks like Cooper was wondering if u can help
I would go with your gut instinct that is unusual your best choice good luck J & B and let us know your final decision
Should I seperate mint sets to get to these valuable coins!
I have 1997 D mint quarter, Error on G. Washington side. miss alignment to the top.
I have some to check out now I think you should grade it with PCGS
Firstly, I’d use NGC. Secondly, if you are gonna keep it either way, I’d get it graded. Otherwise, it’s just a nice quarter. Thirdly, what the heck do I know? Thanks J&B
I would have it graded for sure
I have a 1977 quarter that looks like it was just made it is an excellent condition is it worth to have it graded
It is hard to advise you what to do with that 97 quarter since I have yet to send a coin in for grading primairly because I am too scared to do so. I would think with your experience if you think it grades to the 67+ it would be well worth the $'s to send it.
i’ve never graded before, but after watching your video i think it may be a good investment. thanks
Thanks J&B
definitely get it graded! trust your gut, and personally i like pcgs. I think they are maybe not more accurate, but more consistent in their grading
Of course you should grade your coin, you have an eye for such things!
I would grade it-TAKE A CHANCE !!! The positive far outweigh the negative plus at ms67 you basically break even or take a small loss vs cashing in for 3 gnotes
You're going to know far better than I whether it's worth grading or not. My telling you whether you should grade it or not would be like you telling me what type of cable to use to uplink the networks between buildings at work... ;-) =)
FYI, the description says 1971 quarters...
I’m confused... if they r n circulation they r just FV?? I have a few some shinier than others
I have handfuls of 97 and 98 DDO IGWT. WITH DDR ON EPU.
1970, 71, WASHINGTON QUARTER
I have soo many 1997 quarters, it's my birthyear, i would definitely grade it and use pcgs.
I would grade it because sometimes you sometimes you lose. You will make it up later if it isn't.
I have one 1997 quarter and two 1986 quarter. I want to change it to cash. Any reply to this
I have a 1992 P CAM should i grade it
If l was gonna grade a modern coin, unmarked or near perfect would be a factor. A new and glossy finish would also contribute to the Coins value. Tarnished can lower or raise the the price, like rainbow or golden color.
nice to know about the weight of those 1997 quarters
I loved this video.
Is there a safe cloth to wipe your coins?
In my opinion you have a good eye I would get a graded and roll a dice. Also thank you for the information cuz I live in Philly and have quite a few 97 that I'm going to have to look through thanks for the video
Great video! Perfect timing,. I've been wondering how to grade coins. This coin looks like it would be a good one to grade. I would grade it but then I love shiny coins. =)
Nice coin! I think you should just put in a flip & enjoy its beauty!
Thanks for the info as always JB! Will definitely be checking through my change. You should get that 97 quarter graded if it seems practical in your professional opinion.
Another pennie out there
Very nice if it was mine i would send it off
Graded my 1997 quarter coin and it looks good with P marks on it.
I would grade it and hope for the 68 good luck J&B
Why would the non silver quarters be worth so much more ? Is that because they’re so few at top quality ? Can you sell a coin at high value without the grading ?