CoinTrackers.com has estimated the 1961 Washington Quarter value at an average of $5.00, one in certified mint state (MS+) could be worth $70. (see details)…
Are quarters from the 1960s worth anything?
Your 1960 quarter value starts a $4.02 each. This minimum represents the high silver content in the coin. If you discover your coin is in “Uncirculated” condition it is now worth a premium. Two mints produced Washington quarters in 1960, Denver and Philadelphia, both valued approximately the same.
Which quarter is worth the most?
The Top 15 Most Valuable Quarters
- 1804 Draped Bust Quarter.
- 1828 Capped Bust Quarter – Repunched Denomination 25/5/50C.
- 1838 Proof Liberty Seated Quarter – No Drapery.
- 1805 Draped Bust Quarter.
- 1807 Draped Bust Quarter.
- 1850 Proof Liberty Seated Quarter.
- 1839 Proof Liberty Seated Quarter – No Drapery.
- 1796 Draped Bust Quarter.
What makes a 1961 silver quarter so valuable?
All quarters between 1892 and 1964 were made with 90% silver in them. Though a 1961 quarter has no value to a coin collector (unless it is very high quality, uncirculated, or proof), a silver collector would see it for its worth in silver.
Where do you find the D on a 1961 Washington quarter?
Two different minting facilities, Philadelphia and Denver, produced Washington quarters in 1961. The “D” mintmark, indicating the specific mint, is found on the reverse. Both are relatively valued the same, in less than high gem quality condition. Next are your coins in collectible condition?
When was the last US silver quarter minted?
1961 was one of the final years that US silver quarters were minted. The 1961 quarters have value as both numismatic coins and as silver bullion. Keep reading to learn more about these silver coins.
