Quarter

Most 1988 Washington quarters you pull from a jar are worth face value — 25 cents. These are copper-nickel clad coins struck in large numbers at Philadelphia and Denver. In higher uncirculated grades, a USA Coin Book guide estimate puts the 1988-P at about $19 in MS65 and the 1988-D at roughly $12 in MS65….

A 1942 Washington quarter is a 90% silver coin, and even well-worn examples carry a starting value around $16.43 in Good condition. Uncirculated pieces climb considerably depending on the mint, with selected guide estimates for top-grade examples reaching roughly $194 for the San Francisco issue in MS65. Exceptional varieties like the 1942-D Doubled Die Obverse…

A 1945 Washington quarter is a 90% silver coin struck across three mints during the final year of World War II. Circulated examples start around $16.43 in well-worn condition according to USA Coin Book retail estimates, while selected Gem Uncirculated pieces reach up to about $58 depending on mint and grade. These are guide estimates,…

A 1963 Washington quarter is a 90% silver coin, and that silver content alone gives even well-worn examples a baseline value around $16.43 in Good condition. Gem uncirculated pieces in MS65 grade reach roughly $27 to $30 depending on mint, according to guide estimates. The real upside comes from attributed varieties like the Type B…

The 1961 Washington Quarter is a 90% silver coin, and even well-worn examples carry a guide value around $16.43 in Good condition thanks to that metal content. Mint State pieces from Philadelphia or Denver range up to about $27–$30 at the MS65 level, depending on mint. Proofs, a scarce Type B reverse variety, and wrong-planchet…

Most 1968 Washington quarters you find in pocket change are worth face value — 25 cents. These are copper-nickel clad coins, not silver, even the ones with an S mintmark. In higher uncirculated grades the picture changes a bit: a USA Coin Book guide estimate puts a top-condition Philadelphia piece around $10 at MS65. Certain…

A 1940 Washington quarter is a 90% silver coin that still turns up in old collections and junk-silver bins. Circulated examples start around $16.43 in well-worn condition, while select uncirculated pieces — particularly from the Denver mint — can reach guide estimates near $321 at the MS65 level. Proof strikes and scarce error varieties push…

The 1934 Washington quarter is a silver coin with real collector interest, thanks to several motto varieties and a recognized doubled die obverse. Circulated examples in Good-4 condition start around $16.43 according to guide estimates, while a selected MS65 can reach roughly $536 for ordinary Philadelphia issues. The doubled die obverse variety commands significantly more,…

A 1943 Washington quarter is a 90% silver coin struck during the thick of World War II. Ordinary circulated pieces start around $16.43 according to USA Coin Book retail estimates, while selected uncirculated examples in MS65 reach up to about $77. These are guide figures, not guaranteed sale prices. The real excitement comes from doubled-die…

The 1936 Washington quarter is a 90% silver coin that spans a wide value range depending on mint, condition and variety. Circulated examples from Philadelphia or San Francisco start around $16 in well-worn grades per USA Coin Book guide estimates, while a Denver mint coin in MS65 condition can reach roughly $1,252. Proofs and error…