1964 Silver Quarter Value

• 1964 Washington Quarter

Washington Silver Quarter Values & Prices

Most folks know that a silver quarter minted before 1964 is worth more than just face value. If you are one of those people having plans to sell silver quarters, knowing that they were made of 90% silver and 10% copper weighing 6.25 grams is important to understand if you are about to agree making a good or a bad deal.

1964 Canadian Silver Quarter Value

The Washington Quarter was first minted in the early 1930s, and has remained in circulation ever since. Of course, the biggest different between coins minted between 1932 and 1964 and coins minted nowadays is the fact that the former contains a good bit of silver, increasing its inherent value. The three designs of silver quarters struck between 1892 and 1964 offer an affordable and accessible way for inexperienced investors to start trading in silver. They are in abundant supply (with some notable exceptions) and generally have very low premiums above the spot value of the silver they contain. The mintage of both 1964 issues were enormous, but the coins are not that common in Gem condition. They are average rarity for the era and less common than some of the S mints of the 1940s and 1950s. The 1964 is slightly rarer than the 1964-D.

Coin Info

1964 was the last year that 90 percent silver Washington quarters would be made for circulation. This was due to the rising price of silver, with a value that exceeded face value of the coins that it was in. With fervor growing over the coming end of the silver Washington quarters, coin collectors and bullion hoarders alike were hanging onto millions of these coins. The United States Mint responded by pushing out a total of well over 1 billion Washington quarters bearing a 1964 date.

Here’s a glance at how the mintages were spread across the Philadelphia and Denver mints, along with respective values:

• 1964, 560,390,585 minted; $7

• 1964 proof, 3,950,762; $11

• 1964-D, 704,135,528; $7

*Values are for coins in a grade of Extremely Fine-40, unless otherwise noted.

Beginning in 1965, the United States Mint would begin making quarters from a 75 percent copper, 25 percent nickel composition. It would also cease placing mintmarks on coins in an attempt to discourage collecting. Further punishing coin collectors for the coin shortage, which was caused by silver hoarders, not numismatists, the Mint would not offer proof sets from 1965 thorough 1967, instead offering special mint sets, which mainly coins of lesser quality than proof coinage. Regular proof sets – and mintmarks – resumed in 1968.

After 1964, silver quarters would not be struck again until 1975, when 40 percent silver proof and uncirculated Bicentennial quarters were offered to coin collectors in special sets. 90 percent silver quarters wouldn’t resurface until 1992, upon the launch of the annual silver proof set offering.

Sell Silver Quarters

Millions of silver quarters are still in circulation and waiting to get traded for a good price. Most folks know that a silver quarter minted before 1964 is worth more than just face value. If you are one of those people having plans to sell silver quarters, knowing that they were made of 90% silver and 10% copper weighing 6.25 grams is important to understand if you are about to agree making a good or a bad deal. Today, one ounce of silver is worth $27.21, thus 6.25 grams .900 silver is worth exactly $4.93. At reDollar.com, you get paid $4.44 per silver quarter. Isn’t that an amazing deal?

And it’s so easy to sell quarters with us. You can sell a fistful of silver quarters but also a big load of quarters. We organize that you can ship your silver for free and fully insured guaranteeing you to provide the best possible deal and paying you exactly what we promised to pay. Get started on our website to sell your silver quarters with getting paid in less than 48 hours.

reDollar.com is know at the perfect place to sell quarters and any kind of silver. Our experts are also trained to watch out for finding quarters worth more than just silver price. If we do find a silver quarter reflecting a collector’s value, we also pay you much more than just the silver value. Most silver quarters are worth silver but you never know and with us as your selling partner you have the guarantee that we find your “sleeper” in your quarter collection.

We pay either the silver value or 100% face value…

We pay either the silver value or 100% face value – whatever is greater. Probably you know the situation of owning a punch of quarters but not knowing if they even where made of silver. As you learned before, all quarters made till 1964 are made of silver and worth much more than just $0.25 but you don’t have the time to go trough countless coins to catch those made of silver. Let reDollar.com do the job for you! We pay either for the silver value or 100% face value – whatever is greater.

We serve individuals, business, liquidators or attorneys

It’s really not uncommon that even huge silver quarter collections pop up. Cut out the middleman and get the best deal for your silver quarters. Besides individuals like heirs, attorneys and liquidators can benefit a lot from our service because we get the sorting job done for you while ensuring you to get the best deal.

Extremely Rare & Valuable Silver Quarter

Value: approx. $8,000

Sell Silver Quarters & Get The Quarters Value

Estimated, 99% of all silver quarters are worth the current silver price with no additional collector’s value. But if you deliver silver quarters reflecting a special value, our experts will find out and provide you the best possible deal. Older years can be interesting: Standing Liberty Quarter (1916 – 1930), Barber Head Quarter (1892-1916) or the Liberty Seated Quarter (1838-1891).

Just recently, we saw a PCGS graded 1929 “D” Standing Silver Liberty Quarter selling for 9,000 dollars and an 1892 Proof Barber Quarter, PCGS graded as well, selling for 7,000 dollars. Frankly, finding those silver quarters in an old quarter collection is like hitting the Powerball jackpot but finally you never know and the reDollar experts are trained to expect the impossible.

Mail in Silver Quarters to sell

Selling silver quarters with our popular mail in program is easy, safe and secure. Selling with us ensures you to get paid the highest possible price for your quarters and prevents you from running into a bad deal with a local gold buyer. Our mail in service is fully insured and provided at no costs. Even if you finally decide not to sell your silver quarters with us, you’ll get them returned free of charge.

Shipping Kit for selling silver quarters

For most possible convenience, we provide free mail in kits. You can order a free kit on our website and we’ll mail it to your home or office. The selling kit comes with everything needed to ship your silver quarters accompanied by helpful information about the selling process. You can monitor every step we do from afar and you’ll fell updated at any point of time.

2 Common Questions About Coins & Silver

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How much is a silver dollar worth?
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