Quarter

A 1962 Washington Quarter is a 90% silver coin, so even well-worn examples carry a melt-related floor around $16.43 in Good condition. Mint State pieces range higher, with guide estimates near $27 for a Philadelphia MS65 and up to $30 for a Denver MS65. Proof strikes, a scarce Type B reverse variety, and several documented…

Most 1991 Washington quarters you find in pocket change are worth face value — 25 cents. That changes when a coin is in original, uncirculated condition. A guide estimate for a 1991-P or 1991-D in MS65 grade reaches about $15, while the 1991-S clad proof carries a PR65 guide estimate around $4.96. Certain mint errors,…

Most 1992 Washington quarters you find in circulation are worth face value — 25 cents. That changes when a coin is in top uncirculated condition; a USA Coin Book guide estimate places the 1992-P and 1992-D at around $19 each in MS65. The 1992-S silver proof, a separate collector issue struck in 90% silver, carries…

Most 1993 Washington quarters you find in pocket change are worth face value — 25 cents. In higher uncirculated grades, a USA Coin Book guide estimate puts the 1993-P or 1993-D at around $8.64 in MS65. The 1993-S silver proof is a different story, with a PR65 guide estimate near $21. Before comparing prices, you…

Most 1996 Washington quarters you pull from pocket change are worth face value — 25 cents. Worn clad examples from Philadelphia or Denver just don't carry a premium. In higher uncirculated grades, though, a USA Coin Book guide estimate puts an MS65 piece around $12. The 1996-S silver proof stands apart, with a PR65 guide…

Most 1997 Washington quarters are worth face value — 25 cents. These are common clad coins that saw heavy circulation, and worn examples carry no premium. In higher uncirculated grades the picture improves a bit: a USA Coin Book guide estimate places an MS65 1997-D at around $15 and an MS65 1997-P at about $14….

A 1957 Washington quarter is a 90% silver coin worth at least around $16.43 in well-worn condition, according to USA Coin Book guide estimates. In higher uncirculated grades, Philadelphia and Denver business strikes can reach the mid-$30s at MS65. Certain varieties and errors push values well beyond those figures, so the specifics matter. All prices…

A 1958 Washington quarter in circulated condition starts around $16.43 in well-worn grades, driven partly by its 90% silver content. Uncirculated examples graded MS65 reach roughly $31 to $37 depending on the mint, per USA Coin Book guide estimates. Certain varieties and authenticated errors can push values well beyond those ordinary figures, so the specific…

A 1959 Washington quarter is a 90% silver coin worth at least around $16.43 in well-worn grades, based on USA Coin Book guide estimates. Mint State examples from Philadelphia or Denver top out around $34 at the MS65 level for ordinary business strikes. Proofs, the scarce Type B reverse variety, and authenticated mint errors fall…

A 1960 Washington Quarter is a 90% silver coin that holds real value even in well-worn condition. Circulated examples start around $16.43, driven largely by their silver content. Mint State pieces from Philadelphia or Denver can reach roughly $28 to $31 at the MS65 level, depending on mint. Proofs, the Type B reverse variety, and…