1854 qauter dollar worth grading 0

[Jeremymundo]

I was just curios if this 1854 qauter dollar would be worth having it sent in and graded. 

Thanks in advance 

[B.C]

Grading would be 1/3 of the value of that coin how ever it was stored since 1854 is probably still ok today 

[Jeremymundo]

Thank you. Possibly by chance do you know what a dealer would sell this coin for? 

[B.C]

You can check eBay for prices 

It's a common coin you should be able to find a few in like condition for price comparison 

[B.C]

It's worth what someone is willing to pay it's book value would be under 100 dollars some dealers would ask less then that and some more 

Edited January 17, 2022 by B.C
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[Mr.Bill347]

1854 seated liberty quarter with arrows is generally selling in good condition around $24

[Jeremymundo]

Thank you for the reply. 

 

[RWB]

No. You would lose all value by spending the money on "grading."

[Coinbuf]

I would grade your quarter as VF35, this is a common date and you would gain nothing financially from having it graded and encapsulated.   If you are concerned about protecting the coin there are many far less expensive ways to do so.   Two that are on the top of my head or Airtite capsules and the other is a single coin capital holder; both of these will do an excellent job of protecting the coin at a fraction of what it will cost to have a TPG grade and encapsulate. 

[zadok]

...contrary to what was previously stated u would not "lose all value" having this coin graded...however u could possibly be in a diminishing return situation, in that u would not realize a dollar for dollar return on ur money...the cost of grading probably would not be recovered by the enhanced value of the coin being graded....true, grading mite assist in the selling of the coin but only marginally...also u would run the risk that the coin mite come back certified but as a detail coin if it is determined it was previously cleaned thereby actually lowering its desirability...this is true of almost all common dated coins in the middle to lower grades....coinbuf's grading assessment is accurate....

[Henri Charriere]

Let' get real here. There is no such thing as a "quater."  Now a "quarter" dollar, that's different. Oh wait, maybe it's an error, or better yet, a variety... nope, just checked. There are four easily ascertainable letters on the reverse: Q U A R... Just busting your chops here, OP!  😉 😜 

[Jeremymundo]

Thank you everyone for the replies. I really appreciate it.  I'll just keep it in the holder I have it in. 

[RWB]

On 1/17/2022 at 1:10 PM, Quintus Arrius said:

There is no such thing as a "quater." 

Yes there is...I saw it on a map, I think, maybe....near Saudi Arabia.....or Cleveland.... ?