Although they are plated with pure gold, the plating is usually less than 0.003 of an inch thick. Serious coin collectors consider these gold-plated coins as “damaged coins” and refused to purchase them. If you are lucky, a coin dealer may offer you between thirty cents and forty cents for the coins.
What is a 24k gold plated state quarter worth? Unfortunately, 24k gold plated state quarters are virtually worthless as a collector’s item. Since they do not have any melt value, they are not bought or sold on the aftermarket. Therefore, they’re worth little more than their face value (~$0.25).
How much is a 1999 gold Edition state quarter collection worth?
All regular, worn specimens found in circulation are worth their face value, 25 cents. Uncirculated 1999-P and 1999-D New Jersey state quarters are worth 50 cents and up. Copper-nickel clad proof 1999-S New Jersey quarters struck at the San Francisco Mint are worth $2 to $5 each.
How much are gold plated quarters worth?
Gold plated quarters are not valuable. The gold coated layer only contains a very small amount of gold. Therefore most gold plated quarters are only worth their face value of $0.25.
How much is a set of 50 state coins worth?
For substantially less than $500, a collector can buy a complete set of all the 50 State Quarters, including the clad and silver coins in Uncirculated and Proof from the Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco Mints.
When did the 50 State Quarters come out?
1999-2008 US State Quarters Complete Set of 50 P&D Mixed. 1999-2008 50-State Quarter Set in Dansco Albums – Clad & Silver – BU’s & Proofs! Postal Commemorative Society Statehood Quarter Collection Vols.
What was the price of a 1999 50 state quarter?
The 1999-S and 2001-S five-piece clad proof sets were going for $70 and $50 respectively by the time 2003 rolled around. Prices for these and other quarter proof sets stayed lofty for the duration of the 50 State Quarter program but tapered off soon after the series ended and widespread interest in the quarters waned.
What is the value of gold and platinum plated State Quarters?
Q: I have State quarters that were coated with .999 gold and .999 platinum. Are these coins valued more or less than the original coins would be valued in Mint State condition?
