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1932-S Washington Quarter

1932-S Washington Quarter

One of the two key dates of the Washington quarter series, struck at San Francisco in the design's debut year with a very limited mintage.

United States
1932-D Washington Quarter

1932-D Washington Quarter

The key date of the Washington quarter series, struck in Denver during the depths of the Great Depression with a very low mintage.

United States
1965 Silver Washington Quarter (Transitional Error)

1965 Silver Washington Quarter (Transitional Error)

An extremely rare transitional error in which a 1965-dated quarter, meant to be struck in new copper-nickel clad metal, was accidentally struck on a leftover 90% silver planchet.

Errors & Varieties
1970-S Washington Quarter Proof on 1941 Canadian Quarter

1970-S Washington Quarter Proof on 1941 Canadian Quarter

One of the most famous US mint errors: a 1970-S proof Washington quarter accidentally struck over a leftover silver 1941 Canadian quarter planchet at the San Francisco Mint.

Errors & Varieties
2000-P Sacagawea/Washington Quarter Mule

2000-P Sacagawea/Washington Quarter Mule

An extraordinarily rare mint error pairing the golden Sacagawea dollar obverse with a Washington quarter reverse die, one of the most famous modern mule errors in U.S. coinage.

Errors & Varieties
1934 Washington Quarter Doubled Die Obverse

1934 Washington Quarter Doubled Die Obverse

An early doubled die variety from the second year of the Washington quarter series, showing doubling on the obverse and collected as part of specialized variety sets.

Errors & Varieties
1937 Washington Quarter Doubled Die Obverse

1937 Washington Quarter Doubled Die Obverse

A well-known doubled die variety of the early Washington quarter series, showing visible doubling in the obverse lettering and date from a misaligned die hubbing.

Errors & Varieties
1943 Washington Quarter Doubled Die Obverse

1943 Washington Quarter Doubled Die Obverse

A wartime-era doubled die variety of the Washington quarter showing clear doubling on obverse design elements, popular among collectors of Mint error and variety coins.

Errors & Varieties
1950-D/S Washington Quarter Overmintmark

1950-D/S Washington Quarter Overmintmark

A famous mid-century mintmark error where a Denver quarter die was first punched with an S mintmark and then re-punched with a D, leaving traces of both letters visible.

Errors & Varieties
1950-S/D Washington Quarter Overmintmark

1950-S/D Washington Quarter Overmintmark

A 1950 San Francisco Washington quarter struck from a die where an S mintmark was punched over a leftover D, creating one of the best-known overmintmark errors in the series.

Errors & Varieties
Washington-Carver Half Dollar

Washington-Carver Half Dollar

A commemorative half dollar jointly honoring Booker T. Washington and George Washington Carver, promoting American ideals and opposing the spread of Communism.

Commemorative
Presidential Dollar - George Washington

Presidential Dollar - George Washington

The first coin in the U.S. Presidential Dollar series, honoring George Washington, notable for edge-lettering errors including the famous 'Godless Dollar' missing IN GOD WE TRUST.

United States
Booker T. Washington Memorial Half Dollar

Booker T. Washington Memorial Half Dollar

A commemorative half dollar honoring educator Booker T. Washington, notable as the first U.S. coin designed by an African American sculptor and the first to depict a Black American.

Commemorative
Quarter Farthing

Quarter Farthing

The smallest fractional denomination in British coinage, worth one-sixteenth of a penny, struck primarily for use in colonial Ceylon during Victoria's reign.

British
Quarter Guinea

Quarter Guinea

A rarely issued small gold coin worth one-quarter of a guinea, struck only in 1718 under George I and again briefly in 1762 under George III.

British
Isabella Quarter

Isabella Quarter

The only U.S. commemorative quarter dollar, struck for the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition and featuring Queen Isabella I of Spain, sponsor of Columbus's voyage.

Commemorative
1913 Barber Quarter

1913 Barber Quarter

A lower-mintage date in the Barber Quarter series designed by Charles E. Barber, notable among collectors for the relatively small number struck at the Philadelphia Mint that year.

United States
1999 New Jersey State Quarter

1999 New Jersey State Quarter

One of the original five 1999 State Quarters, honoring New Jersey with a rendition of Washington Crossing the Delaware, launching the wildly popular 50 State Quarters Program.

United States
Ostrogothic Silver Quarter Siliqua

Ostrogothic Silver Quarter Siliqua

Small silver coin struck by the Ostrogothic kings of Italy in the name of the reigning Byzantine emperor, bearing the Gothic king's monogram on the reverse.

European
2004 Texas State Quarter

2004 Texas State Quarter

A 2004 entry in the 50 State Quarters Program depicting an outline of Texas with a lone star, honoring the state's independent history as the Lone Star State.

United States
1999 Pennsylvania State Quarter

1999 Pennsylvania State Quarter

The second release in the U.S. Mint's 50 State Quarters Program, honoring Pennsylvania with a design featuring the state's outline, a keystone, and the Commonwealth statue.

Commemorative
1999 Delaware State Quarter

1999 Delaware State Quarter

The debut coin of the U.S. Mint's 50 State Quarters Program, honoring Delaware as the first state to ratify the Constitution, featuring Caesar Rodney's historic ride.

Commemorative
1804 Draped Bust Quarter

1804 Draped Bust Quarter

The key date of the short Draped Bust, Heraldic Eagle quarter series, the 1804 issue had a very small original mintage and ranks among the rarest and most valuable early United States quarters in any condition.

United States
1921 Standing Liberty Quarter

1921 Standing Liberty Quarter

A low-mintage key date of the Standing Liberty quarter series struck only at Philadelphia, valued for its scarcity across all grades.

United States