Silver Washington Quarters Value
Your silver Washington quarters value has a base price of $2.50. With silver at $12 to $14 per ounce the silver in your quarter is worth $2 to $2.50.
Most of your circulated coins fall into this price range. However, the earlier coins dated 1932-1940 have higher collector value in the circulated conditions. The two coins you are hoping to find in your group are the 1932-D, even in heavily worn condition it is worth $115. The other is the 1932-S, a $110 coin in "Good" condition. Two more exciting finds, should you have them, are the 1935-D or even better, the 1936-D. In higher grades their values easily climb to over $20 to $40. Higher grades, yes, collectors focus on obtaining "Uncirculated" crisp, bright, like new, coins for their collections. The uncirculated silver Washington quarter pictured is an example of a premimum coin. See below for more about how to grade your coins.
Earlier dates and high condition. This one-two combination gives Washington quarters value. Sort through all your quarters, pull out the nice ones and discover their values.
The above are wholesale coin values. Computed from dealers price lists with various markup factors figured in. They reflect closely the value you would expect to receive when selling. Variations in value do occur subject to subtle grading points, collector demands and dealer needs. For additional reference... NumisMedia publishes an extensive fair market value price guide, covering the retail Washington Quarters Value in detail. Printable Coin Values Worksheet
The condition or state of perseveration of your quarter has a large impact on value. A heavily worn "Good" condition coin is not as desirable as one in "Uncirculated" or brand new condition. The highest value coins are always the top grade uncirculated ones. To determine your Washington quarters value, compare your coins to the grading image below. Separate out the well worn coins, then assign a grade to your better looking coins. After this you are ready to check the coin values chart. As you grade your quarters, focus your attention on the rim of the coin. A full rim and some hair detail on Washington separates a coin in "Fine" condition from one in the lower "Good" condition. A coin with sharp detail, only traces of wear and some mint luster approaches the "About Uncirculated" grade. These coins have the potential of higher collectable value.  Are some of your older Washington quarters in very nice condition and you are not sure what grade to assign? If the values approach $100 or more, it makes economic sense to seek the help of a grading service. Collectors and dealers consider PCGS and NGC as leaders in coin grading services. They both authenticate and grade your coin. The small fee you pay provides assurance you understand and receive the full value of your coin. It is also helpful to know grading a coin is not an exact science. It is your opinion, dealers and collectors have their own opinions... and they can all differ slightly. Some things you can do, are check a few rare coin dealers and auction listings. Look for those offering Washington quarters for sale. Their listings usually include a notation of the NGC or PCGS assigned grade. The descriptions of the coins indicate the characteristics giving Washington quarters value. Additionally... these coin dealers are potential buyers of your coins. Finding the Mintmarks Mintmarks on quarters are easy to locate. The Denver Mint placed a small "D" on the reverse just below the wreath. The "S" mintmark indicates the San Francisco Mint produced the coin and was placed in the same position. The Philadelphia Mint does not use a mintmark.
Consider your group of coins as the beginning of a coin collection. The start of an enjoyable and rewarding hobby. If that is not for you, one successful approach is to sell all your coins and use the proceeds to buy one nice rare coin. Perhaps an appealing, bright uncirculated quarter from the 1930's or 1940's. The one you were hoping to find in the box. Pass the thrill of a rare coin on to your children. Take a minute and visit Jake's Marketplace. They are serious buyers of US coins. Additionally... they have many fascinating rare coins for sale. The Silver Washington Quarters Value is DevelopingEven though most silver Washington quarters value is tied directly to bullion value, the coins are getting very old. The early dates even in lower grades are gaining in value above silver. Additionally, millions have been melted for the silver content reducing the supply.
Today, the publicity of the Statehood Quarters has drawn many new collectors adding to the demand. The older coins are sure to benefit. Check back as needed and definitely before you sell to stay current with silver Washington quarters value.
If you need more than silver Washington quarters value, go to the home page, Coin Values Discovery.
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