Since some users own several versions, the sum may be greater than 100%. Numista does not buy or sell coins or banknotes.įrequencies show the percentage of Numista users who own each year or variety among all the users who own this coin. They serve as an indication only they are not intended to be relied upon for buying, selling or exchanging. They are based on evaluations by Numista users and sales realized on Internet platforms. Values in the table above are expressed in UAH. Please sign in or create an account to manage your collection. ¼ Dollar 'Washington Quarter' (Silver Proof Issue).'Type II' proofs have clearer mint-marks than 'Type I'. These coins are identical to the Philadelphia issue. Also you can see what looks like letters below the branches and above the word “Quarter dollar” and on part of lower rim you can see what looks like a dot before word “united” and after word “America” would appreciate your guidance.The standard weight of all quarters issued since 1965 is 87½ grains.įrom 1965 to 1967, these coins were minted in Philadelphia and Denver without a mintmark.įrom 1977 through 1979, 50,824,000 coins were minted in the United States Bullion Depository, West Point. The front just has a different greyish texture, but on the back it looks like it was stamped once you see they’re sanding around the eagles head and in the wings well pretty much all over the back.

I have had this 1970 d quarter for years. So, if you find a quarter made from 1964 or earlier, be sure you keep it - because it contains a 90% silver composition and is worth several times more than face value! So there are still plenty of silver quarters to go around, there just aren’t many floating in circulation.īy the way, the United States last struck silver quarters for circulation in 1964. However, coin collectors have large numbers of silver quarters today, and bullion hoarders have stockpiled millions of these coins. The reason they seem hard to find is because most were removed from circulation a long time ago when silver became valuable. In general, most silver quarters struck during the 20th century are not rare. * Unless otherwise stated, values listed above are for coins grading Good-4 or better.

2004-D Wisconsin State Quarter Extra Low Leaf Unknown Small Mintage - $100+ (Uncirculated).

2004-D Wisconsin State Quarter Extra High Leaf Unknown Small Mintage - $110+ (Uncirculated).

1950-S S Over D Washington Quarter Unknown Small Mintage - $100+.

1950-D D Over S Washington Quarter Unknown Small Mintage - $100+.

1943-S Washington Quarter Doubled Die Obverse Unknown Small Mintage - $150+.

1943 Washington Quarter Doubled Die Obverse Unknown Small Mintage - $250+.

1942-D Washington Quarter Doubled Die Obverse Unknown Small Mintage - $300+.

1937 Washington Quarter Doubled Die Obverse Unknown Small Mintage - $650+.

1918-S 8 Over 7 Standing Liberty Quarter Unknown Small Mintage - $1,500+.

Here’s a list of rare quarters and what they’re worth:

Maybe you won’t be finding the rare 1970 quarter error worth $35,000, but there are plenty of other rare quarters that you could find - in your spare change, in bank rolls of coins, and other places. The 1970 quarter recently sold at auction for a whopping $35,000!Īnd while this odd 1970 quarter error has been certified as authentic by the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, there is only one quarter like it - so you won’t be finding it in your pocket change. Perhaps a Mint employee placed the 1941 quarter into the hopper as a prank, but we don’t really know how it got there, and nobody has spoken up to explain the origins of this rare quarter error. It’s officially unknown how this 1970-S proof quarter was made from a silver Canadian quarter that was struck 29 years earlier.

1965 quarter