Quarter

The 1796 Draped Bust Quarter is the first quarter dollar ever struck by the United States Mint. Only one version exists for this year, produced in Philadelphia with no mintmark. USA Coin Book guide estimates range from $13,755.00 in G4 condition to $215,939.00 in MS63, depending on the coin's actual grade. Condition, original surfaces and…

The 1831 Capped Bust Quarter is a nearly 200-year-old silver coin struck only at the Philadelphia Mint. Guide estimates from USA Coin Book range from $132.00 to $5,631.00 depending on the specific version and grade. That spread covers different reverse lettering varieties and finishes, so your coin's value depends on which version you hold and…

The 1832 Capped Bust quarter was struck at the Philadelphia Mint in a silver-copper alloy of approximately 89.24% silver. Guide estimates for this date range from about $132.00 in well-worn Good-4 condition to $4,951.00 for an uncirculated MS63 example, depending on the coin's preservation and surface quality. Condition matters enormously here, so read on before…

The 1833 Capped Bust Quarter was struck at the Philadelphia Mint in a silver-copper alloy of approximately 89.24% silver. Guide estimates for this year range from about $132.00 in well-worn condition up to $4,974.00 at higher uncirculated grades, depending on the specific version and its preservation. Condition, finish and originality of surfaces all matter when…

The 1834 Capped Bust Quarter is a nearly 200-year-old silver coin struck at the Philadelphia Mint. Guide estimates for this date range from $132.00 to $5,228.00 depending on the version and grade, according to USA Coin Book. That spread reflects the difference between a well-worn business strike and a choice uncirculated example, so condition and…

The 1916 Barber Quarter is a 90% silver coin struck in the final year of the series before the Standing Liberty design took over. Depending on the mint and condition, USA Coin Book guide estimates range from about $21.00 in well-worn grades to $477.00 in uncirculated condition. Mint, grade and original surfaces determine where a…

The 1815 Capped Bust Quarter is one of those early American coins that stops you mid-scroll. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint in a silver-copper alloy of roughly 89.24% silver, this quarter carries a guide value range of approximately $354.00 in well-worn condition up to $10,611.00 at higher uncirculated grades, according to USA Coin Book estimates….

The 1818 Capped Bust Quarter was struck at Philadelphia in a silver-copper alloy of roughly 89.24% silver. Guide estimates for business-strike versions range from about $164.00 in Good-4 condition to $9,340.00 at the MS63 level, depending on the specific version and grade. Condition, reverse design details and whether yours is an overdate variety all matter…

The 1819 Capped Bust quarter was struck at Philadelphia and comes in two recognized date varieties. USA Coin Book guide estimates place these coins between $164.00 and $12,162.00, depending on the specific variety and grade. That range is not a blanket value for every 1819 quarter — the size of the "9" in the date…

The 1820 Capped Bust Quarter is a classic early American silver coin struck only at the Philadelphia Mint. Guide estimates from USA Coin Book range from about $164.00 to $12,162.00 depending on the specific version and grade. That spread is not one number for every coin — your quarter's value depends on which "0" variety…