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1935 Quarter Value
Your 1935 quarter value starts a $5.14 each. This minimum represents the high silver content in the coin.
As a collectible the Washington quarter with the "D" mintmark, indicating the Denver mint is the rarer issue. Followed in lower value by the "S" mintmark coin, produced at the San Francisco mint.
The Philadelphia mint did not use a mintmark, issued the highest total amount of quarters in 1935 and are today the most commonly found.
To reach higher values your coin must be in nice condition and exhibit great detail.
The 1935 quarter pictured is an outstanding example of a coin that has never circulated. In this condition, known as "Uncirculated" or "Mint State" it is worth considerably more than the minimum silver value.
Values are listed separately on the coin value chart by date, mintmark and condition.
| 1935 Quarter Value | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Condition of Coin | ||||
| Date | Good | Fine | Extremely Fine | Uncirculated |
| 1935 Quarter Value Updated | 11/18/2024 | |||
| 1935 | $5.14 | $5.14 | $6.15 | $19 |
| 1935 D | $5.14 | $5.14 | $39 | $153 |
| 1935 S | $5.14 | $5.14 | $8.66 | $58 |
For example, "1935-D" is a Washington quarter minted in 1935 at the Denver mint, and prices are given for different degrees of wear, known as "Grading." And for a better understanding of Grading, see the section below.
1935 Quarter Value is Conditional
From brand new condition to very worn, is reflected in the examples. Line your quarters in a row, judge their state of preservation and assign each a "Grade."
As you proceed handle each coin carefully, keeping in mind, value is highest for "Uncirculated" coins.
Uncirculated: Untouched since being minted and no wear on its surfaces, a quarter in this condition reaches the highest 1935 quarter value and is avidly sought by collectors and dealers. Admittedly few survive this nice.
Extremely Fine: Still sharply defined with abundant detail remaining, the high points of the hair, curls above the ear, the cheek and neck line show slight wear. The coin should standout as one decidedly better from most.
Fine: Wear has begun to take its toll on this quarter. Flattened areas of wear cover Washington's hair and curls. Although the hair line along the forehead is visible.
Good: The rim envelops the lettering to a degree but stops about a third of the way. The portrait is distinct and most of the prominent details remain. A 1935 quarter typical of this condition trades at its underlying silver bullion value.
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Check your coins with the values chart. Most of the silver Washington quarters value is tied closely to the price of silver. However, a few rare dates and mintmarks are very valuable.
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Auction Results for the Right Coin
Rarely is a 1935-D quarter consigned to an auction as nice as the one that appeared in a Heritage Auction Galleries sale. Unspoiled surfaces and intact luster covering the entire coin. Attractively toned and barely a contact mark. All added up to a selling price of $4,888.
Coins of this level of condition represent the highest 1935 quarter value.
Today dealer and auction inventories are well described, with multiple coin listings covering many price ranges. See how your coins match up in condition and value.