Quarter

A 1941 Washington Quarter is a 90% silver coin that carries real bullion and collector value. Circulated examples from any mint start around $16.43 in well-worn condition, while choice uncirculated pieces graded MS65 can reach roughly $89 depending on the mint. Philadelphia proof strikes command higher premiums, with a PR65 example estimated near $156. Several…

The 2016 quarter belongs to the America the Beautiful series and comes in five different reverse designs: Shawnee, Cumberland Gap, Theodore Roosevelt, Harpers Ferry and Fort Moultrie. Guide estimates from USA Coin Book range from about $0.61 to $24.00 depending on the specific mint, reverse design, finish and condition. Your coin's value depends on nailing…

A 1944 Washington quarter is a 90% silver coin struck during the height of World War II production. Guide estimates start around $16.43 for a well-worn example and reach roughly $54 for a selected uncirculated piece at the MS65 level, depending on mint and grade. These are retail estimates from USA Coin Book, not guaranteed…

The 1935 Washington quarter is a 90% silver coin that still turns up in collections and old rolls. Circulated examples start around $16.43 in well-worn condition, while uncirculated pieces climb sharply depending on the mint. A selected guide estimate for the Denver issue in MS65 reaches $536, and even the Philadelphia mint in that grade…

The 1932 Washington quarter is the first year of issue for one of America's most recognizable coin designs, and it was struck in 90% silver. Circulated examples from Philadelphia start around $17 in lower grades, while select uncirculated pieces from the Denver mint can reach guide estimates near $12,168 at MS65. The Denver and San…

Most 1970 Washington quarters you find in change are worth face value — 25 cents. These copper-nickel clad coins were produced at Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco (proof only). In higher uncirculated grades, guide estimates reach up to about $12 at MS65 for the Philadelphia issue. The real collector interest starts with genuine mint errors…

Most 1973 Washington quarters you pull from a jar are worth face value — 25 cents. Worn, circulated examples from Philadelphia or Denver are extremely common. In higher uncirculated grades, a USA Coin Book guide estimate places an MS65 example around $7.29. Proof, variety and authenticated error coins are a different story and need to…

A 1954 Washington Quarter is a 90% silver coin worth at least around $16.43 in well-worn condition, based on USA Coin Book guide estimates. Mint State examples can reach roughly $37 to $39 depending on the mint, and authenticated error coins have sold individually for much more. Values are in USD and depend on condition,…