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I have an Iowa quarter missing the silver on one side-is it worth anything?

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tboo

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I have a 2004 Iowa quarter missing the silver on one side(one side is silver the other is copper colored. Any idea if its worth anything?
 
Call it the super miraculous quarter with the face of one of our most famous presidents on it. You recently brought it to a casino and won $10,000 while it was in your possesion.
 
Some flaws in coins can be worth a lot of money. Anything can be valuable if there's someone willing to buy it. I'd do some more research and see how common the flaw is, in the meantime keep the coin safe.
 
It might be one day. Hold onto it, coins with defects can sell for a lot. Worst case, you're out 25¢
 
agree, ebay...if you're lucky some idiot pays you good money..just have to know how you sell it...

aka..."super rare highly in demand"..blahblahblah.....i'd say start with $50 and see whether someone buys/bids
 
Originally posted by: flexy
agree, ebay...if you're lucky some idiot pays you good money..just have to know how you sell it...

aka..."super rare highly in demand"..blahblahblah.....i'd say start with $50 and see whether someone buys/bids
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you realize it will cost him > .25 to post an auction.
 
Yes, it's worth anywhere from $200-$500 retail, which means you'd get about 30% less than that by selling it to a dealer.

The key guy for these is fredweinberg.com. You can check out similar errors here (look at the coins listed as clad layer missing). To get top dollar the coin would need to be authenticated and graded by PCGS.

PM if you need more info.
 
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