Silver certificates value??

[The Kalmyk]

Im looking to have a some silver certificates evaluated. Through the years i found MTBNJ members are into all kinds of things so i figured i try here. Can anyone help me with a lead to a site, person or store front they trust for these evaluations? I have quite a few and need someone I can trust.

Thanks
-Spencer

 

[Glenn Rides After 4 PM CST]

Following. I have 2 of them

 

[tonyride]

Have you tried going to coin shops? They're usually pretty knowledgeable in stuff like this. I have no idea but I would visit 3 or 4 and see what they say.

 

[UtahJoe]

One Dollar?

Its not the end all be all of marketplaces...but if you go on ebay and search "completed listings" you will see what people are actually paying for something like this.

 

[Carson]

Like all coins and paper totally depends on the condition, year, mint, etc.

 

[Carson]

Silver quarters are up to $6 piece! The ones I got my nieces probably went into a vending machine.

 

[Patrick]

Silver quarters are up to $6 piece! The ones I got my nieces probably went into a vending machine.

When I worked at the gas station, I could always tell when someone raided the collectibles.
Coins I didn't return - the weird certificates I usually did (found the parent - Boonton isn't that big.)

 

[Carson]

When I worked at the gas station, I could always tell when someone raided the collectibles.
Coins I didn't return - the weird certificates I usually did (found the parent - Boonton isn't that big.)

Town. Township you'd still be looking for the parents. You'd have dealt with the service staff.

 

[Patrick]

Town. Township you'd still be looking for the parents. You'd have dealt with the service staff.

it was the 70s - they still went to Boonton HS, and the fill-ins were still farms.
i'm old.

 

[qclabrat]

There's a coin shop in Scotch Plains downtown, been around for a while. As many have said, don't quit your job yet... I've been using one for a bookmark, think it's worth about $7