WASHINGTON QUARTER DOLLARS (1932-DATE)
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Silver Washington Quarters Value
Your silver Washington quarters value has a base price of $2.65. With silver at $15 to $16 per ounce the silver in your quarter is worth $2.65 to $2.75.
Most of your circulated coins fall into this price range.
Washington quarters
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The Washington quarter was introduced in 1932 to honor George Washington’s birth bicentennial. Originally the idea was to place his portrait on the half dollar but Congress decided to use it on the quarter instead.
The Washington Quarter is the current regular issue United States quarter dollar coin (showing George Washington) on the obverse, and an eagle on the reverse.
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The Washington Quarter
Strictly speaking, the coin was only intended for one year, as a commemorative of the 200th anniversary of George Washington's birth.
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Washington quarters are collected in all grade ranges and are especially popular in XF, AU and mint state.
The Washington Quarter was designed by John Flanagan. The regular issue coin has George Washington on the obverse, and an eagle on the reverse. It was initially issued as a circulating commemorative, but was made a regular issue coin in 1934.
Politics, Discrimination and the Washington Quarter
The most heavily collected coins today are the Statehood Quarters commemorating each of our 50 states.
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Washington quarter Short for Washington quarter dollar.
Washington quarter dollar The John Flanagan designed quarter dollar first struck in 1932 as a circulating commemorative coin.
Washington Quarter
In 1932, the 200th anniversary of George Washington’s birth was commemorated by the issuance of the Washington Quarter which was designed by John Flanagan.
Washington quarter dollar
The John Flanagan designed quarter dollar first struck in 1932 as a circulating commemorative coin.
Martha Washington Quarter Pattern Discovered
An example of Pollock #2082, the Martha Washington Quarter, has been discovered and was purchased by Michael Byers of Byers Numismatic Corp. (byersnc.com).
Washington Quarter
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Washington Quarter: 1932-64: Below the wreath on the reverse. 1968 to date, including Statehood Quarters: To the right of Washington's ponytail on the obverse which in the case of Statehood quarters is not the dated side of the coin.
Washington Quarters (1932- )
There is a great interest in Washington Quarters due to the States Quarters Program. You will find below some nice coins of the key dates of the series (1932-D & S) that are hard to find and at reasonable prices too! ...
Washington quarter
Synonym for the Washington quarter dollar.
Washington quarter dollar
Quarter dollar first struck in 1932, as a circulating commemorative coin to celebrate the two-hundredth anniversary of George Washington's birth.
Martha Washington Quarter Test Piece
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An example of Pollock #2082, the Martha Washington Quarter, has been discovered and was purchased by Michael Byers of Byers Numismatic Corp. (mikebyers.com).
1943-S Washington Quarter - Doubled Die Obverse. If you like Washington's this a neat variety, and it can be found sometimes in large lots of circulated bullion related quarters. An EF quarter worth about $2.
On the Washington Quarter since 1968, the mint mark is on the obverse at the four o'clock position, just behind the ribbon on Washington's hair.
On the Statehood Quarter, the mint mark is just below "In God We Trust" on the obverse.
The regular Washington quarter's production is temporarily suspended during the Statehood Quarter ...
(1759) Martha Washington Quarter Dollar
2002 Tennessee 50 States Quarter Dollar
1849 Moffat & Company Five Dollars
Undated Fugio Cent - Newman 101-AA in Copper
1797 Half Eagle - 15 Obverse Stars, Normal Date, Heraldic Eagle Reverse ...
The most famous mule in recent history was the Sacagawea dollar flan (coin blank) with the dollar reverse and 50 States Washington Quarter obverse.
Example: Washington's face on a Washington quarter. (The opposite of "incused".) repaired - a coin or currency note that has been fixed to look like nothing has been wrong with it. The repair being done to fix damage, a hole or defects.
Example: Washington's face on a Washington quarter. restrike - a coin minted from original dies, however at a later date than originally intended. reverse - the back side of the coin. Opposite of obverse.
All Washington quarters produced for circulation since 1965 consist of two outer layers of copper-nickel alloy bonded to a core of pure copper-a composition that gives the coins the electromagnetic properties needed for use in vending machines.
Roosevelt Dimes, Washington Quarters, and Kennedy Half-Dollars are much tougher to come by and their pricing reflects it. Undated Roosevelt Dimes are usually available for five dollars or so depending on the degree of the off-center strike.
Washington quarters (1932 to date) are perhaps too recent to attract serious numismatists in large numbers, but there is no doubt that early Washington issues of the 1930s, particularly in higher grades, have been hard to find.
You can buy a 1942-S BU Washington Quarter, priced by some dealers at $148.00. A 1932 D Quarter of Extremely Fine grade can be worth $160.00. And, George, errors such as chopping down a cherry tree aren't a blight on your presidency.
I recall having a hard time finding Gem MS-65 Washington Quarters. They all seemed to have scuff marks on the forehead.
In 1975 and 1976, the Washington quarter was also used to commemorate the United States Bicentennial with a circulating commemorative.
This Clad Washington Quarter dollar shows a nice cud covering most of the date.
The void in the die created by the cud caused so much metal to flow into the obverse die,
that the area opposite it on the reverse did not strike up.
1932 marked the 200th anniversary of George Washington's birth, and in commemoration Congress conceived the Washington quarter. This was the first regular issue silver coin to bear a likeness of a president.
One of the 1999 and later Washington quarters struck with unique reverse designs for each state, issued in the order of admittance to the United States.
Denominational mules bear designs intended for different denominations, such as the mule struck with the obverse of a Washington quarter dollar and reverse of a Sacagawea dollar.
State quarter One of the 1999 and later Washington quarters struck with unique reverse designs for each state, issued in the order of admittance to the United States.
One which has received quite a bit of press is the Sacagawea dollar planchet and reverse/ Washington quarter obverse. 10 to date have made their appearance in the East and Mideast United States beginning in mid-2000.
- would be an MS-69 Washington Quarter or a DCAM Proof 68 Franklin Half.
Phillip Morris - would be a 1798 Bust Dollar or a VF 1895 O Barber dime.
Microsoft - would be a 1916-D Mercury Dime or a 1909 S-VDB Lincoln Cent.
Washington Quarters have seen a rise due to the State Quarter Program. Another factor in determining demand is coin related publications that highlight a certain coin.
But a newer coin like a Washington quarter or Kennedy half being a mule? Probably not.
(With only three known exceptions. One is from the 1800s - a double-head Indian Head Cent. Another is a two-tailed Washington Quarter. The third is a two-tailed dime from the 1980s.) ...
Broadstruck. The circles on the right show the size of this coin (red) relative to a regular Washington quarter (blue).
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- May 26, 1998 - The United States Senate has approved legislation (H.R. 3301) allowing the U.S. Mint flexibility in the placement of the mandatory inscriptions on the Washington quarter for the 50 States Circulating Commemorative Coin Program ...
For example: A 1900 Barber quarter in "Average Circulated" Most likely will grade About Good, whereas a 1955 Washington quarter in "Average Circulated" most likely will be in Fine or Very Fine condition.
2595 1872 Round 25¢. BG-818. Rarity-4. Washington Head. MS-63. Delightful olive iridescence graces the frosty surfaces of this lovely round Washington quarter. Always popular.
Equivalent to Lee:248; Texas:4170.
The same applies for the Sac Dollar and Washington Quarter dies, and the Australian $1 and 10c dies. However, a grey area rises when dies of the same denomination are used in combinations that may be normal in some years but not in others.
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