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Quarter Values

The Quarter has been struck since 1796 and includes many collectible series and types, especially in modern times. There are many modern collectible coins in the Washington Quarter series including the 50 State series, the America the Beautiful series and the American Innovation series.

The Isabella Quarter – 1893

The World’s Columbian Exposition Commemorative Half Dollars were not the only coins to be issued and sold at the Columbian Exposition. Learn more about Isabella Quarters.

Bust Quarter

The Draped Bust design was created by Robert Scot, the chief engraver of the U.S. Mint at the time, and ran from 1796 to 1807.

Seated Liberty Quarter

The Liberty Seated quarter survived through the Civil War, though many hoarded coins during this time period. These coins were produced until 1891.

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Barber Quarter

Director of the U.S. Mint, Robert W. Woolley, thought the 25-year minimum for a new coin design was a mandate to create a new coin

Standing Liberty Quarter

The Standing Liberty design shows Liberty in a militaristic posture, a shield in one hand and olive branch in the other as she walks through

Washington Quarter

The suggestion had been for the Mint to create new designs, and Barber had done so. The commission did not appreciate his sketches and recruited

Barber Quarter

Director of the U.S. Mint, Robert W. Woolley, thought the 25-year minimum for a new coin design was a mandate to create a new coin when the time period was up.

Standing Liberty Quarter

The Standing Liberty design shows Liberty in a militaristic posture, a shield in one hand and olive branch in the other as she walks through a gate in a wall.

Washington Quarter

The suggestion had been for the Mint to create new designs, and Barber had done so. The commission did not appreciate his sketches and recruited sculptors for new designs.

Barber Quarter

Director of the U.S. Mint, Robert W. Woolley, thought the 25-year minimum for a new coin design was a mandate to create a new coin

Standing Liberty Quarter

The Standing Liberty design shows Liberty in a militaristic posture, a shield in one hand and olive branch in the other as she walks through

Washington Quarter

The suggestion had been for the Mint to create new designs, and Barber had done so. The commission did not appreciate his sketches and recruited

Barber Quarter

Director of the U.S. Mint, Robert W. Woolley, thought the 25-year minimum for a new coin design was a mandate to create a new coin when the time period was up.

Standing Liberty Quarter

The Standing Liberty design shows Liberty in a militaristic posture, a shield in one hand and olive branch in the other as she walks through a gate in a wall.

Washington Quarter

The suggestion had been for the Mint to create new designs, and Barber had done so. The commission did not appreciate his sketches and recruited sculptors for new designs.