U.S. Quarter Catalog
Quarter catalog
19321932-D Washington Quarter
Key-date Washington quarter with a low Denver mintage.
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19321932-S Washington Quarter
Key-date first-year Washington quarter struck in San Francisco.
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19641964 Washington Quarter
Last regular 90% silver Washington quarter issue.
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19651965 Washington Quarter
First clad-era quarter, including rare silver transitional errors.
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19761776-1976 Bicentennial Quarter
Dual-date quarter with drummer reverse and silver collector versions.
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19831983-P Washington Quarter
Modern Washington quarter with strong interest in high grades.
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19991999 Delaware Quarter
First design released in the 50 State Quarters Program.
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20042004-D Wisconsin Extra Leaf Quarter
Recognized Extra Leaf High and Extra Leaf Low varieties.
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20052005 Kansas Quarter
State quarter known for collectible die varieties and errors.
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20192019-W Quarter
West Point circulation quarter with the W mint mark.
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20202020-W Quarter
West Point quarter featuring the W mint mark and V75 privy mark.
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20212021 Crossing the Delaware Quarter
One-year Washington quarter reverse issued between major programs.
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Four short answers for the first pass.
Which U.S. quarters are valuable?
Key dates, silver issues, recognized varieties and high-grade examples can bring premiums. The exact date, mint, variety and condition must be confirmed first.
Which quarters contain silver?
Regular Washington quarters dated 1932 through 1964 were struck in 90% silver. Later collector issues can also be silver, so check the exact issue.
What do P, D, S and W mean?
They are mint marks: Philadelphia, Denver, San Francisco and West Point. The mark helps identify the issue but does not determine value by itself.
Why do some quarters have no mint mark?
Philadelphia issues often have no mint mark, depending on the design era. A missing mark is not automatically an error.