State quarters in mint condition marked with a D or a P are worth only a dollar in 10 states, and are worth an average of $1.71 each, according to Coin Trackers.

While 1,836,000 quarters were produced in San Francisco in 1919, the date on many of these has worn off. Very few remain in mint condition, and only three others are of equal quality to this one.

WASHINGTON – From 1999 to 2008, the U.S. Mint issued quarters for each state that carried the familiar profile of George Washington on the front and an image representing the state and the year ...

State quarters in mint condition marked with a D or a P are worth only $1 in 10 states, and are worth an average of $1.71 each, according to Coin Trackers. You’ll get the most, around $3.50, for ...

Data from the NGC Price Guide shows that a 1776-1976 bicentennial quarter in circulated condition is valued at around $0.30 to $0.85, while the quarter in pristine, uncirculated condition can be ...

Some quarters in mint condition can be worth anywhere between $1 and $15, depending on the state and where it was minted, according to Coin Trackers. If it is silver proof, your quarter’s value ...