Quarter

Most 1990 Washington quarters you find in change are worth face value — 25 cents. Circulated P and D business strikes simply do not carry a premium. In higher uncirculated grades, a USA Coin Book guide estimate puts an MS65 example at around $12 for either mint. The 1990-S clad proof carries a guide estimate…

Most 1971 Washington quarters you find in pocket change are worth face value — 25 cents. These are common copper-nickel clad coins struck at Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco. In higher uncirculated grades, guide estimates from USA Coin Book reach around $7.29 at MS65 for business strikes and about $6.25 at PR65 for the proof….

Most 1981 Washington quarters you pull from a jar are worth face value — 25 cents. That is perfectly normal for a high-mintage copper-nickel clad coin in circulated condition. In gem uncirculated condition around MS65, a USA Coin Book guide estimate puts the value near $7.29 for the Philadelphia or Denver issues. Proof, variety and…

Most 1985 Washington quarters you pull from a jar are worth 25 cents, full stop. They were made in huge numbers and circulated heavily. That said, a clean 1985-P graded MS65 carries a guide estimate around $19, while the 1985-S clad proof sits near $4.96 in PR65. The real action comes from mint errors on…

Most 1987 Washington quarters are worth face value — 25 cents — if they show any wear at all. The real upside comes from uncirculated examples and certain mint errors. A guide estimate for a 1987-P in MS65 condition reaches about $11, while the 1987-S clad proof sits around $4.96 in PR65. Three mint versions…

Most 1989 Washington quarters are worth face value — 25 cents — if they show any real circulation wear. The coins that matter are the ones still in original, uncirculated condition with minimal bag marks. A USA Coin Book guide estimate puts a nice MS65 Philadelphia strike around $15, while the S-mint clad proof sits…

The 1964 Washington quarter is the last regular-issue 90% silver quarter, and millions were struck at both Philadelphia and Denver. Circulated examples carry guide estimates around $16.43, while a selected MS65 business strike lists near $27 according to USA Coin Book. The real action sits with scarce varieties, special finishes and documented mint errors. Fast…

Most 1969 Washington quarters you will find in circulation are worth face value — 25 cents. These copper-nickel clad coins were struck in large numbers at Philadelphia and Denver, so worn examples carry no collector premium. In higher uncirculated grades, a USA Coin Book guide estimate places an MS65 example around $12 for either mint….

Most 1986 Washington quarters are worth face value — 25 cents — if they show any meaningful wear. The premium kicks in with well-preserved examples. A USA Coin Book guide estimate places the 1986-P at about $15 in MS65 and the 1986-D at roughly $22 in the same grade. The 1986-S clad proof sits around…

Most 1998 Washington quarters you find in pocket change are worth face value — 25 cents. In higher uncirculated grades, a USA Coin Book guide estimate places the 1998-P and 1998-D at around $8.64 in MS65. The 1998-S silver proof carries a separate PR65 guide estimate of about $21. This was the final year of…