1983 Quarter- A Lot More Valuable Than You May Realize 

Also.. In 50s..60s 70s n 80s...bar maids would put lipstick on their quarters so they get them back from jukebox.. I remember getting to color them while my mom worked my uncles bar... Fun times!

Thanks for the history, i figured there was just a lotta bored kids at school, thats cool ingenuity i didn't know about 👍🏼

All very interesting, but why are valuable today?

Lol

Were you listening to the video? Not just any 1983 quarter will be that valuable.. it has to be one that is certified mint ?67? condition i think.. which would even have to be in better condition than the second quarter he shows as an example that looks amazing! I cant imagine anyone finding /having a quarter from 1983 thats in better condition than that second one he shows off.

In one word "scarcity". He said that there were only 11 of those quarters that graded that high bc in 1983 the mints didn't put out great coins in that era and the circulated ones were tossed into arcade games, (parking meters, telephone booth phones, candy machines, cigarette machines, change machines, token machines etc...). Then there is the regular wear and tear on them. I guess ya had to be there.

@@TarmanTheChampion ihave one

@@TarmanTheChampion There are MANY MANY Quarters that are flying from hand to g and EVRY SINGLE DAY That is 1983 and Better Condition than the Second one,, LOL !!! Been a Numismatist For Many Years,, So Don't Waste Your Time On A 1983 Quarter My Friend !!!!!!!! If you don't know what a *numismatist* is then look it up ?

@Kimberly Lair I think the point was that a highly graded/good condition 1983 quarter could be valuable.

Right

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Thanks for checking out the video!

naturalperson24 .

Hello my name is Marius from south Africa i have the Quarter Dollar 1983

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A telescope? Maybe you are referring to a microscope? Either way, I'm sure all he did was use any digital camera available nowadays (including cell phone cameras) and set it to "close-up". Nothing more...nothing less.

Alyosha 1981 y

Alyosha 1981 Yes, so we can get a good look at dust mites, his skin flecks and dandruff..

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Yeah to a stink fish head. Go eat some more peanut oil

@@christiansotterley3805 people really don't understand how special coins are

You got to have a ms67 and error to be worth something a regular quarter is only worth a nickel hahaha

How much?

Price friend coin 1983 d Email ajedidelhassane303@gmail.com

@@bumblebee0369 hello

@@bumblebee0369 i have one too

@@bumblebee0369 how much what

Do your own research and get a micro scope because I almost spent a dime I sold for $2,200 dollars so I check EVERYTHING

@Xavier Kylo I have returned

leahcimrac ztirom More accurately, 2 (or more) people want it for their collections and up-bid it. Unethical sellers also have secondary accounts to bid up real bidders' offers.

ri bill , interesting point of view , thank you , i now understand it on a different more accurate level . :)

leahcim really long name; that's when you drop ship to who is looking to buy. Make them buy it first and then buy from the seller.

You got a good point there.

Troy Torres www.google.com

Troy Torres there was a 82 mint set

I have a 83 mint set

should we even bother saving the 82's?

They did mint The 1982 & 1983 Sets!(Mint Proofs) I have several!

Ruben B Ramirez Pawn Stars. They'll give you a nice deal of five cents per quarter

These nuhts.

Edgardo T. Lugo if this is true, then you have the "spitting Eagle" variety. It was a die crack at the beak going down. Called the spitting eagle, it looks more like its drooling or in your hip eagles case, " smoking a blunt". Good news if it is though, because you'll be rolling many of those for the money you get on that coveted collector coin.

If it's a Vanilla Kush blunt, it's worth a fortune.

www.ngccoin.com/news/article/3480/Spitting-eagle-1983-P-quarter/#group

Your rich now!

Austin Prebeck You’re*

worth 25 cents bud.

knpstrr Nope!

Mr51Caveman You can get 2x-4x face for them on eBay if you sell by the roll.

Shaney That's a good possibility but I think I will hang onto them for a while. Who knows....maybe value will better down the road. Recently (last couple months) I started searching nickles. The first $100 box I searched revealed 4 Buffaloes, one '43 War nickle, and a Canadian. Not bad! I was really happy to see the first Buffalo but when I found another and then another and.....well, I was excited! Never thought I would get a bunch of collectibles from one batch. Now the last couple boxes didn't really have much of anything so they were a let down. Guess I just got really lucky with that one box.

Mr51Caveman Yes, that sounds veryyy lucky!

Paul Davis that's very cool. I save all coins i find of my birth year too ('83 as well(. Never heard anyone like us. Haha

It's actually not valuable at all. However if you have a roll of any 82 or 83 coins that have never been opened or circulated and you send it for grading and anything comes back graded at MS 67 or higher, it may be valuable to a collector that wants a high graded example for their collection. Circulated coins are worthless pretty much. They won't grade high. The thing with 82 and 83 is there were no mint sets issued those years. Collectors that want high grade examples have to piece it together from circulation rolls. Most "uncirculated" coins will grade MS60-63, and occasionally something higher, with MS67 and above becoming extremely rare. The uncirculated sets being sold for 82 and 83 P+D wouldn't ever grade above a MS65 or the people selling them would have gotten they graded and sold them as their grades. Sill though they sell those low uncirculated sets of each year P+D for like $200. You might send in a roll of 83s if you find it or someone held it, and have them all grade MS61-63 due to nicks and dings and never even get the grading fee back on them because nobody is gonna want them for their collection. All 82 and 83 u.s. circulation coins are like this because there was no mint released set those years besides the proof set. High mint state examples are a premium and hard to come by for a collector, anything else is pocket change. MS65 and MS66 have value too though, but you aren't going to recover your grading fees even sending in dozens hoping to get them to grade one out highly. Anyways, thought I'd explain the situation a bit better than the poster of this video. He doesn't explain WHY it was a $1900.00 coin. Basically if there had been mint sets released that year there would be more higher grade examples and only MS69 and MS70 would be the valuable ones to collectors. They absolutely have to be uncirculated to even have a shot. No wear or environmental damage, only slight nicks and dings (called slight bag marks) but nothing blatant and distracting from it looking perfect. Neither example shown in this video would be considered uncirculated.

Paul Davis 9oko

I have one from 82 (my birth year) I use as a golf ball marker. Always in my wallet.

I also do this. I have a bunch of coins from 1985.

Patricia Soliz they are 90% silver....

Thank you'll.

Patricia Soliz sell them

They are worth about 6bucks

At AUCTION they can sell for $$$$Thousands if they are graded MS-68 or above that mark. It all depends on the Coin Collector(s) that want them bad enuff.. or like if 62 & 64 is someon'es BIRTH YEAR. That's HOW coins sell for crazy buckwild surreal prices on Ebay, Etsy, or at well-known Professional Auctions! People want them really really bad, so they'll spare no cost, even if it cost them the World hahaha A Non-error 1959 penny in MS-68 condition sold for $84,000 USD at Auction not long ago... Others on record sold for $48k, $48,300, 5k, 10k, etc etc... WHY? HOW?? Bcuz Some people are extremely WEALTHY and Stupid Rich and get bored and just want to have FUN bidding against other Collectors to WIN the Race! People love to spend ridiculous ammounts of money bcuz they go on a "Power Trip" or just like to show off LOL 😂🧐👍 The Adrenaline at Auctions if Amazing! Coins can sell for MILLIONS any given time and any given day. CHEERS!

I have one to

I have a 1995 on a dime planchet

And I found a 1965 quarter the A's are solid three of them are

Why do you have to be so rude?! I hear enough of this kind of crap in every aspect of daily life, I sure don't need to hear it here.

@@mallorysimpson3916 Do you mean the top opening of the A is filled in? That's interesting, as I haven't seen it in any coins so far.

I have a coin also year 1966 how much you to buy

How do you have buckets of them? Have you been saving this specific year?

NOPE, 1982 cents, oct. of that year they made zinc, so I to use a gram scale to make sure there copper, isnt a 82D worth buckets more than a 83 quarter..lol'.

GhostBusters..

ghost busters

I have 4 1983 quarters with mint mark how can I sell them

Tell me too

Go to auction

*too* impressed. Educate yourself.

That was so painful to see Thomas do that to himself. Thanks for the reply Serafin Silva

too not to lolllolll dumbshit troll.

Thomas Engebretson U hit the nail in the coffin

Thanks for the feedback Ronald. I'm always looking to get better. I'll try and get to the point quicker in my future videos.

Why don't you show us how its done?

I have collected just about every coin u people talk about, n I have more than one. god bless you and he has me. I really like my 7 1975 dimes very nice. missing mint mark. my quarter struck on 1941 Canadian. all my pennies. love u all. love Christy trapp

Not aluminum - silver.

Definitely not silver. It's noticeably less dense than a quarter and is easily bent with just your fingers.

David take it to a local pawn store, it's silver trust us they will say the same

1964 and previous were silver. Silver is lighter.

The U.S. silver coins pre-1965 make a brilliant ringing sound when they're dropped on a hard surface. The later coins (copper-nickel) make a dull thud. An aluminum coin will also make a thud. Try it yourself.

hahaha yes very true.

Haha

Chris Vance405 that one of quarter is swell.I have collected pennies,nickel&quarters.A man who has challeng! Burtonmichael420@gmail

That is worth alot Chris, you will be rich in many years.....lol

a cop took my granddads knife he gave to me from generations

A cop took my innocence. He fondled my junk why arresting me. Said he was checking for dope. I need a therapist.

Cops suck

Learn english

Reading that hurt my brain.

i got 1988 quarter who do i. sell this to

Shame on NYPD

I do for 25 cents so I can buy a soda

I TELL YOU WHAT ILL GIVE YOU 76 CENTS !!!

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Kinfolk jones You have no knowledge of any coin whatsoever do you?

He has no knowledge of plural forms of words...

Blank ok I found 10 ..1983 coin and a few 1979 good condition..ok make me a offer

Kinfolk Jonez yeah right this is BS who really going to pay more than face value nobody I know if you do find someone let me know good luck

Brian Huff that's what I tried telling these fools lolol

Nice! Adela Tovar are you into coin collecting?

Adela Tovar you gonna sell?

BigDCoins could you weigh your 1952 and get back to me ? All for your goodness sir. I love your progress

I got one, too! Not sure if P or D. Is it at the back of the nape?

Yes the letter at the lower right means everything, It is where it was minted

The only thing that matters is the amount of coins that was produced by the mint in that year. The lower the amount, the more valuable. According with the condition of the coin or if there were errors.

Exactly what I was thinking.

Amen to you both. F*@#ing torturous!

K. Patrick Bowen

7 minutes to say what could have been said in a minute or two... Thumbs downed for babbling on about nothing.

james fender in his

87 d

Gemma Leftwich so

Only if they are in perfect or almost perfect condition :)

Johnny Svedka Only if it has a head scoop

If you can read some of the letters of Liberty on the headband, as of 2011(newest book I have) you're looking at $35.00.iT ALL DEPENDS ON CONDITION!What you see as almost perfect,an expert can point out all the bad joojoo.Any nick,no matter how small,scratches too,will totally screw it up.