1967 Quarter Value

In these cases, the 1967 Washington quarter will be worth no more than its face value, 25 cents.

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Starting Washing quarters value is.zs-wash-q1.shtml. each. A worn silver quarter trades in this range with silver prices at.zs-silverbullion.shtml. as of.z-mdyear.shtml. Collector quality quarters - higher value - are identified using a step by step method. Date and mintmark combination plus grading condition are compared to images, video, and descriptions. Get a 1966 and a 1968 Canadian quarter. The 1966 is made of 80 percent silver, and the 1968 is made of 50 percent silver. Perform the 'ring test' and calibrate your eardrum to 50% or 80%. Now test your 1967 quarter against your precision eardrum. To find the value, multiply the silver content (below) by the current price of silver (from kitco. Jaime Hernandez:. Mint struck over 1.5 billion 1967 Washington Quarters for circulation, making them very common in most grades. Examples up to about MS66 are very easy to find and examples in MS67, are much scarcer.

That's a lynx on the reverse side of this silver coin. Neat.
Canada issued these commemorative quarter dollars in 1967, one hundred years after the Canadian Confederation in 1867. They are silver coins and carry value equal to the amount of silver they contain.
Some coins are 80 percent silver, and some are 50 percent silver. The patterns and weights are the same, only the alloy is different, so there is no sure-fire method to tell the difference between the two.
Sometimes we use a 'ring test' to check coin composition. In the US, pre-1982 cents were made of copper and post-1982 cents are made of zinc. When you drop a copper coin on a hard surface, you get a pleasant 'ring' sound. When you drop a zinc coin on the same surface, you get a dull 'thud.'
Here's a game you can play. Get a 1966 and a 1968 Canadian quarter. The 1966 is made of 80 percent silver, and the 1968 is made of 50 percent silver. Perform the 'ring test' and calibrate your eardrum to 50% or 80%. Now test your 1967 quarter against your precision eardrum.
To find the value, multiply the silver content (below) by the current price of silver (from kitco.com). That will be the value of your Canadian quarter.
50% SILVER QUARTER: 0.094 troy ounces silver
80% SILVER QUARTER: 0.150 troy ounces silver

1967 P Washington Quarter

Coin Dealer Insight: 1967 saw a further push to extricate silver coinage from circulation with some 1.5 billion 1967 Washington quarters produced. Again, due to such high production, values for 1967 Washington quarters are 'common'. Also of note, regardless of where a quarter was struck, no mint marks were used for 1965. 1966 and 1967 quarters and no proof sets were struck in 1965, 1966 or 1967 as well.

Value: Can usually be found and sold for somewhere between $0.26-$12.50 price dictated by condition, certification, and current demand. Other factors include location, inventory, and urgency of sale.

Estimated Value Based on Scale:

Mint:Philadelphia

Production: 1,524,031,000 Washington Quarters were minted at the Philadelphia mint in 1967.

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