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Quarter (United States coin) - Wikipedia
The quarter dollar, commonly called the quarter, is a United States coin valued at 25 cents, equal to 1⁄4 of a dollar ($0.25). Adorning its obverse in modern designs is the profile of George Washington, while its reverse design has undergone frequent changes since 1998.
Quarter Value Guide (1796-2026): Key Dates & Rare Coins - Coins Value
Quarter Dollar Value Guide (1796–2026) Complete U.S. Quarter values across all 11 series from 1796 to 2026. Find key dates, rare varieties, and the 50 most valuable quarters ranked by auction price.
Quarter | U.S. Mint
Learn more about the quarter, America's 25-cent circulating coin. For 2026, the quarter will feature five designs related to U.S. history to honor the Nation's 250th anniversary.
Top 100 Most Valuable Modern Quarters Worth Money List (1965-Present)
Today’s modern quarters offer exciting opportunities through special mint marks, low mintages, and rare varieties. Leading our list: the 2019-W San Antonio Missions Quarter at $75,000, the 2020-W Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller at $40,000, and a 1966 quarter reaching $21,000!
Complete Guide to Collecting U.S. Quarters | GOVMINT
Our list of U.S. quarters will provide a brief historical background for each coin type to give you an idea of what you may be interested in collecting. Keep in mind that some rare U.S. quarters are more challenging than others to obtain due to their price tag or availability.
U.S. Quarters Coin List - APMEX
Complete guide to all U.S. quarter series from 1796 to today, including every major design, modern program, and key collector distinctions.
Quarter Coin Value Checker - How Much Is a Quarter Worth?
Updated 2026 Most quarters are worth exactly 25 cents. But three quick checks can pay off: a W mint mark above the date (2019–2020, worth $12+), an extra leaf on the 2004 Wisconsin state quarter
U.S. Quarters – Value Guide, Key Dates & Rare Varieties
Browse all U.S. quarter types, from early issues to Washington quarters. View values, rare errors, and identification tips.
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