Quarter

Most 1979 Washington quarters you will find in pocket change are worth face value — 25 cents. That is the practical starting point for ordinary circulated examples. In higher uncirculated grades, guide estimates for Philadelphia and Denver business strikes reach around $7.29 at MS65. Proof versions struck at San Francisco, along with certain mint errors,…

Most 1977 Washington quarters are worth face value — 25 cents — in circulated condition. That is the practical starting point for ordinary worn examples. Uncirculated coins in strong condition carry a modest premium, with selected guide estimates for MS65 reaching around $7.29. Proof, variety and authenticated error pieces follow their own pricing path entirely….

The first quarters weren’t minted in the United States until 1796. So what on earth is a 1788 quarter? And what’s it worth? That’s what we’re here to find out. We’re going to look at the 1788 quarter value in all its different forms. And we’ll find out what separates an average coin from one…

Most 1994 Washington quarters you find in change are worth face value — 25 cents. A well-preserved example graded MS65 can bring around $12 according to USA Coin Book guide estimates. The 1994-S silver proof stands apart, with a PR65 guide estimate near $21. Four distinct versions exist for this date: the P and D…

Most 1983 Washington quarters are worth their 25-cent face value if they show any wear at all. That said, high-grade uncirculated examples can be surprisingly rewarding — a USA Coin Book guide estimate for a 1983-P in MS65 reaches $81. The reason is simple: the U.S. Mint did not sell ordinary uncirculated mint sets in…

Most 1967 Washington quarters you pull from a jar are worth face value — 25 cents. These copper-nickel clad coins circulated by the billions. In higher uncirculated grades the picture changes a bit: a USA Coin Book guide estimate puts an MS65 business strike around $7.29. Special Mint Set pieces and genuine mint errors can…

Most 1980 Washington quarters you find in pocket change are worth face value — 25 cents. These are copper-nickel clad coins produced in large numbers across three mints. In top uncirculated condition, a USA Coin Book guide estimate for an MS65 example reaches about $7.29. Proof, variety and error coins are a different story and…

Most 1995 Washington quarters you pull from a jar are worth face value — 25 cents. In higher uncirculated grades, a guide estimate for an MS65 example reaches about $16 to $18 depending on the mint. The 1995-S silver proof carries a separate PR65 guide estimate around $21. Where this date gets genuinely interesting is…

Most 1984 Washington quarters are worth face value in circulated condition. That is the honest starting point. In higher uncirculated grades, a USA Coin Book guide estimate for a regular 1984-D reaches about $15 at MS65. Proof, variety, and authenticated error coins each carry their own value depending on identity and condition, so read on…

Most 1982 Washington quarters you find in pocket change are worth face value — 25 cents. That changes when a coin has been carefully preserved in uncirculated condition, since the U.S. Mint did not sell ordinary uncirculated sets in 1982 or 1983. Selected guide estimates for a regular 1982-P in MS65 reach about $43 according…