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You will have to look at the coupon. If there is a dollar amount off on the coupon, then that is what is worth. If it a a percentage off, then the value is determined.
The value depends on how "off center" it is. A coin that is only slightly off center will be worth around $3-$4 while a coin that is around 80% off center will be worth around $5-$7.
The value for off center stuck quarters will depend on several factors. It will depend on their condition and if there is a supply and demand for them. A coin dealer can give an appraisal on their worth and value.
It depends on how off-center the coin is. The more dramatically off-center the coin is, the more it is worth. A slightly off center coin might be worth a dollar, while a dramatically off center coin might be worth $5+
that depends on how much off center it is, the more the mor it will be worth... if you find the right buyer you could get more for it then it is worth...a good place to look is ebay.
Note that if something is 70% off, then we are left off with 30% of the original value. The 70% off of $145 is: $145 * .7 = $101.50 If we want to determine the remaining value after 70% off, then we have: $145 * .3 = $43.50.
All Sovereigns were worth 1 Sovereign (1 Pound or 20 Shillings) when new prior to Britain coming off the "gold standard". After the "gold standard" the Sovereign was worth whatever its weight in gold represented.
It depends on the year, mint mark, dents, edges, etc. I collect coins. If you would tell me the year and mint mark at least, I think I could pick it up off the internet somewhere. Note: If it has a mint mark, it will have more value. Although, it is probably only worth its face value.
If it is in very-fine to uncirculated condition it is worth $7.00.
If it is in very fine to uncirculated condition it is worth $7.00.
It's worth a quarter because we trust the economy and believe it to be a quarter. Although the physical value is not worth a quarter, it's still worth a quarter. So no you're not getting ripped off.