Standing Liberty Quarter
Standing Liberty Quarter
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 1929 s standing liberty quarter fine silver 1929s  US $11.38
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 1917 P STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER TYPE 1 US $7.49
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 1920 Standing Liberty quarter NGC MS65 nice US $371.01
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 1920 Standing Liberty quarter Original AU UNC US $90.11
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 1918 S STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER US $10.50
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 1919 P STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER US $35.00
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 1925 P STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER US $2.52
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 Standing Liberty Quarter 1927 Nice Coin You Grade US $5.62
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 1927 S STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER US $20.50
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 NGC MS62 Type I Full Head 1917 Standing Liberty Quarter US $222.50
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 1925 1930 6 PIECE LOT Liberty Standing Quarters US $17.16
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 4 Standing Liberty Quarters1925 1926 D 1927 1930 S US $11.01
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 1917 D NGC MS 61 Full Head Liberty Standing Quarter US $300.00
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 1924 D Standing Liberty Quarter CHOICE XF US $127.50
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 Standing Liberty Quarter 1916 1930 US $.99
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 Very Nice 1923 Standing Liberty Quarter FREE S H US $17.59
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 1926 Standing Liberty Quarter VERY NICE US $5.50
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 1926 S Standing Liberty Quarter VERY NICE US $3.37
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 1927 S STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER KEY DATE US $22.50
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 1930 S Standing Liberty Quarter VERY NICE US $6.02
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 1929 S STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER DOLLAR NO RESERVE US $9.99
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 NICE 1925 STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER DOLLAR COIN NO RES US $26.00
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 Standing Liberty Quarter 1925 P Silver US $.99
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 1917 Standing Liberty Quarter CHOICE BU NEAR GEM BU US $174.50
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 1930 STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER SHARP DETAILS LOOK US $10.00
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How can I sell my rare coins and know that I am getting what they are worth?
I have quite a few U.S. Rare coins of all kinds, from 1886 dollar pieces to Standing liberty quarters to copper pennies. I dont know anything about the coins or coin collecting. I found most of them while going through some things that used to belong to grandfather. Anyways, I do know from just doing a little research online that some of the coins could be worth some decent money. However none of the coins are certified and they are all in circulated condition. How can I go about trying to sell the coins in a way so that I know Im getting what they are really worth and not just being ripped off by someone who know I dont know anything about them?
The first link is a beginner's guide to grading coins. It would take a lot of practice to get really good at it, but this site will certainly help you to approximate the grade of your coins. The second link has values for all certified US coins. You can use these values to get a good idea what yours may be worth. A dealer will not give you the full value as he is trying to make a profit as well, but you would be able to sell them all in one lot. I would recommend the book in the third link as it gives lots of information you may need including retail prices. It is an annual book, and you might be able to find it on Amazon, eBay, many bookstores, and even your local library. There is also a companion "blue book" with wholesale prices. I hope this helps.