· US coin values ·

Quarter Coin Value

Any US quarter dated 1964 or earlier is 90% silver and worth roughly $4–$6 in metal regardless of condition. Standing Liberty quarters start around $8, Barber quarters near $10, and the 1916 Standing Liberty key date tops $2,000 even worn.


· Identify yours ·

Identify quarter coin value by photos

Upload a photo of each side of your quarter — the inscriptions are read right in your browser, nothing is uploaded to any server, and the coin is matched against the worldwide catalogue.

· Live catalogue prices ·

How much is a quarter worth?

Estimates below are drawn from a worldwide numismatic catalogue for each series' most common issue and refresh weekly. Scarcer dates and mint marks price far higher — see the key dates further down.

CoinYearsGood (G-4)Very Fine (VF-20)Extremely Fine (EF-40)Uncirculated (MS-60+)
Barber Quarter
90% silver; scarce in high grade
1892–1916$18$28——
Standing Liberty Quarter
Dates wear off — full dates carry premiums
1917–1930$12$25$58—
Washington Silver Quarter
90% silver — save every one
1932–1964$12$12$12$16
Washington Clad Quarter
Face value except errors
1965–1998$0.25$0.32$0.34$1.89

Prices are catalogue estimates for each type's most common issue, in USD, for reference only. The exact value of your coin depends on its date, mint mark and condition — check it by name or photograph it in the app.

· Worth real money ·

Quarter key dates to look for

  • 1916 Standing Liberty — $2,000+ — only 52,000 minted, first-year rarity
  • 1932-D and 1932-S Washington — $100+ — the two Washington keys
  • 1918/7-S Standing Liberty Overdate — $1,500+ in collectible grades
  • 1896-S Barber Quarter — $500+ — one of three Barber keys
  • Any pre-1965 quarter — ~$4–$6 in silver melt — never spend one

· Questions ·

Quarter values FAQ

Which quarters are worth more than face value?

All quarters dated 1964 or earlier (90% silver, about $4–$6 each in metal), the 1932-D and 1932-S Washington keys, Standing Liberty and Barber quarters in any grade, and modern error coins such as the 2004-D Wisconsin extra-leaf variety.

Are state quarters worth anything?

Circulated state quarters (1999–2008) are worth face value. The exceptions are error varieties — the Wisconsin extra leaf ($50+), some doubled dies — and uncirculated or silver-proof issues sold in mint sets.

How do I check my quarter's exact value?

Date first (pre-1965 = silver), then mint mark, then condition. Or photograph the quarter in the Coin Value Checker app and get the exact variety with a condition-aware estimate.

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