http://junksilvercoins.net/junk-silver-coin-faq/how-much-would-you-think-these-would-sell-for-1943-dime-misprinted-dime-silver-quarter-1964/ Change You Can Trust! Change You Can REALLY Believe In! Mon, 07 Mar 2011 03:26:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://junksilvercoins.net/junk-silver-coin-faq/how-much-would-you-think-these-would-sell-for-1943-dime-misprinted-dime-silver-quarter-1964/comment-page-1/#comment-327 Taiping Thu, 08 Jul 2010 11:10:54 +0000 http://junksilvercoins.net/junk-silver-coin-faq/how-much-would-you-think-these-would-sell-for-1943-dime-misprinted-dime-silver-quarter-1964/#comment-327 The odds are the dime was damaged outside the mint. One area on a coin cannot be struck more than once by itself. A lot od so called error coins are damaged coins. A dealer would need to see it or I would need a scan or photo's of both sides. The quarter is 90% silver so is worth around 8 times face to a dealer. Only a mint state 1964 quarter would have a collector value and it is not much. I know not the answer you would like but there are still rare coins in circulation out there. The odds are the dime was damaged outside the mint. One area on a coin cannot be struck more than once by itself. A lot od so called error coins are damaged coins. A dealer would need to see it or I would need a scan or photo’s of both sides. The quarter is 90% silver so is worth around 8 times face to a dealer. Only a mint state 1964 quarter would have a collector value and it is not much. I know not the answer you would like but there are still rare coins in circulation out there.

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