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Washington quarter mintage figures

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Main article: United States quarter mintage figures
Washington quarter

Below are the mintage figures for the Washington quarter.

The following mint marks indicate which mint the coin was made at (parentheses indicate a lack of a mint mark):

P = Philadelphia Mint

D = Denver Mint

S = San Francisco Mint

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Eagle reverse (1932–1974)

Silver

Eagle reverse, 1932–1964 (Silver)
Year Mint Mintage[1][2] Comments
1932 (P) 5,404,000
D 436,800
S 408,000
1934 (P) 31,912,052 Doubled die errors are known.[3]
D 3,527,200
1935 (P) 32,484,000
D 5,780,000
S 5,660,000
1936 (P) 41,300,000
D 5,374,000
S 3,828,000
(P) 3,837 Proof
1937 (P) 19,696,000 Doubled die errors are known.[4]
D 7,189,600
S 1,652,000
(P) 5,542 Proof
1938 (P) 9,472,000
S 2,832,000
(P) 8,045 Proof
1939 (P) 33,540,000
D 7,092,000
S 2,628,000
(P) 8,795 Proof
1940 (P) 35,704,000
D 2,797,600
S 8,244,000
(P) 11,246 Proof
1941 (P) 79,032,000
D 16,714,800
S 16,080,000
(P) 15,287 Proof
1942 (P) 102,096,000
D 17,487,200 Doubled die errors are known.[5]
S 19,384,000
(P) 21,123 Proof
1943 (P) 99,700,000 Doubled die errors are known.[6]
D 16,095,600
S 21,700,000 Doubled die errors are known.[7]
1944 (P) 104,956,000
D 14,600,800
S 12,560,000
1945 (P) 74,372,000
D 12,341,600
S 17,004,001
1946 (P) 53,436,000
D 9,072,800
S 4,204,000
1947 (P) 22,556,000
D 15,388,000
S 5,532,000
1948 (P) 35,196,000
D 16,766,800
S 15,960,000
1949 (P) 9,312,000
D 10,068,400
1950 (P) 24,920,126
D 21,075,600 D over S overmark errors are known.[8]
S 10,284,004 S over D overmark errors are known.[9]
(P) 51,386 Proof
1951 (P) 43,448,102
D 35,354,800
S 9,048,000
(P) 57,500 Proof
1952 (P) 38,780,093
D 49,795,200
S 13,707,800
(P) 81,980 Proof
1953 (P) 18,536,120
D 56,112,400
S 14,016,000
(P) 128,800 Proof
1954 (P) 54,412,203
D 42,305,500
S 11,834,722
(P) 233,300 Proof
1955 (P) 18,180,181
D 3,182,400
(P) 378,200 Proof
1956 (P) 44,144,000
D 32,334,500
(P) 669,384 Proof
1957 (P) 46,532,000
D 77,924,160
(P) 1,247,952 Proof
1958 (P) 6,360,000
D 78,124,900
(P) 875,652 Proof
1959 (P) 24,384,000
D 62,054,232
(P) 1,149,291 Proof
1960 (P) 29,164,000
D 63,000,324
(P) 1,691,602 Proof
1961 (P) 37,036,000
D 83,656,928
(P) 3,028,244 Proof
1962 (P) 36,156,000
D 127,554,756
(P) 3,218,019 Proof
1963 (P) 74,316,000
D 135,288,184
(P) 3,075,645 Proof
1964 (P) 560,390,585 Continued to be struck until 1966
D 704,135,528 Continued to be struck until 1966
(P) 3,950,762 Proof
(S) ≈20-50[10] Satin finish, Special Mint Set

Clad

Eagle reverse, 1965–1974 (Nickel-clad copper)
Year Mint Mintage[1][2] Comments
1965 (P) 1,819,717,540
(D) ^
(S) ^
(S) 2,360,000[11] Satin finish, Special Mint Set
1966 (P) 821,101,500
(D) ^
(S) ^
(S) 2,261,583[12] Satin finish, Special Mint Set
1967 (P) 1,524,031,848
(D) ^
(S) ^
(S) 1,863,344[13] Satin finish, Special Mint Set
1968 (P) 220,731,500
D 101,534,000
S 3,041,506 Proof only
1969 (P) 176,212,000
D 114,372,000
S 2,934,631 Proof only
1970 (P) 136,420,000
D 417,341,364
S 2,632,810 Proof only
1971 (P) 109,284,000
D 258,634,428
S 3,220,733 Proof only
1972 (P) 215,048,000
D 311,067,732
S 3,260,996 Proof only
1973 (P) 346,924,000
D 232,977,400
S 2,760,339 Proof only
1974 (P) 801,456,000
D 353,160,300
S 2,612,568 Proof only

Bicentennial reverse (1976)

Main article: United States Bicentennial coinage
Bicentennial reverse, 1976 (Nickel-clad copper unless otherwise noted)
Year Mint Mintage[14] Comments
1976 (P) 809,784,016 Struck in 1975 and 1976
D 860,118,839 Struck in 1975 and 1976
S 4,908,319 Uncirculated, silver-clad copper
S 2,845,450[15] Proof, struck in 1975
S 4,149,730[16] Proof, struck in 1976
S 3,998,621 Proof, silver-clad copper
(P) c3-4[17] Pattern, silver-clad copper

Eagle reverse (1977–1998)

Eagle reverse, 1977–1998 (Nickel-clad copper unless otherwise noted)
Year Mint Mintage[1][2] Comments
1977 (P) 468,556,000
(W) ^ First time West Point produced the quarter
D 256,524,978
S 3,251,152 Proof only
1978 (P) 521,452,000
(W) ^
D 287,373,152
S 3,127,781 Proof only
1979 (P) 518,708,000
(W) ^
D 489,789,780
S 3,677,175 Proof only
1980 P 635,832,000 First time the P mint mark was used on the quarter
D 518,327,487
S 3,554,806 Proof only
1981 P 601,716,000
D 575,722,833
S 4,063,083 Proof only
1982 P 500,931,000
D 480,042,788
S 3,857,479 Proof only
1983 P 673,535,000
D 617,806,446
S 3,279,126 Proof only
1984 P 676,545,000
D 546,483,064
S 3,065,110 Proof only
1985 P 775,818,962
D 519,962,888
S 3,362,821 Proof only
1986 P 551,199,333
D 504,298,660
S 3,010,497 Proof only
1987 P 582,499,481
D 655,594,696
S 4,227,728 Proof only
1988 P 562,052,000
D 596,810,688
S 3,262,948 Proof only
1989 P 512,868,000
D 896,535,597
S 3,220,194 Proof only
1990 P 613,792,000
D 927,638,181
S 3,299,559 Proof only
1991 P 570,968,000
D 630,966,693
S 2,867,787 Proof only
1992 P 384,764,000
D 389,777,107
S 2,858,981 Proof
S 1,317,579 Silver proof
1993 P 639,276,000
D 645,476,128
S 2,633,439 Proof
S 761,353 Silver proof
1994 P 825,600,000
D 880,034,110
S 2,484,594 Proof
S 785,329 Silver proof
1995 P 1,004,336,000
D 1,103,216,000
S 2,117,496 Proof
S 679,985 Silver proof
1996 P 925,040,000
D 906,868,000
S 1,750,244 Proof
S 775,021 Silver proof
1997 P 595,740,000
D 599,680,000
S 2,055,000 Proof
S 741,678 Silver proof
1998 P 896,268,000
D 821,000,000
S 2,086,507 Proof
S 878,792 Silver proof

50 State quarters (1999-2008)

Main article: 50 State quarter mintage figures

District of Columbia and United States Territories quarters (2009)

Main article: District of Columbia and United States Territories Quarters

District of Columbia

District of Columbia reverse, 2009 (Nickel-clad copper unless otherwise noted)
Year Mint Mintage[18] Comments
2009 P 83,600,000
D 88,800,000
S 2,113,390 Proof
S 993,589 Silver proof

Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico reverse, 2009 (Nickel-clad copper unless otherwise noted)
Year Mint Mintage[18] Comments
2009 P 53,000,000
D 86,000,000
S 2,113,390 Proof
S 993,589 Silver proof

Guam

Guam reverse, 2009 (Nickel-clad copper unless otherwise noted)
Year Mint Mintage[18] Comments
2009 P 45,000,000
D 42,600,000
S 2,113,390 Proof
S 993,589 Silver proof

American Samoa

American Samoa reverse, 2009 (Nickel-clad copper unless otherwise noted)
Year Mint Mintage[18] Comments
2009 P 42,600,000
D 39,600,000
S 2,113,390 Proof
S 993,589 Silver proof

US Virgin Islands

US Virgin Islands reverse, 2009 (Nickel-clad copper unless otherwise noted)
Year Mint Mintage[18] Comments
2009 P 41,000,000
D 41,000,000
S 2,113,390 Proof
S 993,589 Silver proof

Northern Mariana Islands

Northern Mariana Islands reverse, 2009 (Nickel-clad copper unless otherwise noted)
Year Mint Mintage[18] Comments
2009 P 35,200,000
D 37,600,000
S 2,113,390 Proof
S 993,589 Silver proof

America the Beautiful quarters (2010-2021)

Main article: America the Beautiful quarter mintage figures

See also

References

  1. ^ a b c "Washington Quarter Mintages". 21 February 2010. Retrieved 2019-07-15.
  2. ^ a b c "Proof Washington Quarters". 4 February 2010. Retrieved 2019-07-15.
  3. ^ "1934 Washington Silver Quarter Doubled Die Coin Value Prices, Photos & Info". USA Coin Book. Retrieved 2019-07-15.
  4. ^ "1937 Washington Silver Quarter Doubled Die Obverse Coin Value Prices, Photos & Info". USA Coin Book. Retrieved 2019-07-15.
  5. ^ "1942 D Washington Silver Quarter Doubled Die Obverse Coin Value Prices, Photos & Info". USA Coin Book. Retrieved 2019-07-15.
  6. ^ "1943 Washington Silver Quarter Doubled Die Obverse Coin Value Prices, Photos & Info". USA Coin Book. Retrieved 2019-07-15.
  7. ^ "1943 S Washington Silver Quarter Doubled Die Obverse Coin Value Prices, Photos & Info". USA Coin Book. Retrieved 2019-07-15.
  8. ^ "1950 D Washington Silver Quarter D Over S Coin Value Prices, Photos & Info". USA Coin Book. Retrieved 2019-07-15.
  9. ^ "1950 S Washington Silver Quarter S Over D Coin Value Prices, Photos & Info". USA Coin Book. Retrieved 2019-07-15.
  10. ^ "1964 25C SMS (Special Strike) Washington Quarter - PCGS CoinFacts". PCGS. Retrieved 2019-07-15.
  11. ^ "1965 25C SMS (Special Strike) Washington Quarter - PCGS CoinFacts". PCGS. Retrieved 2019-07-15.
  12. ^ "1966 25C SMS (Special Strike) Washington Quarter - PCGS CoinFacts". PCGS. Retrieved 2019-07-15.
  13. ^ "1967 25C SMS (Special Strike) Washington Quarter - PCGS CoinFacts". PCGS. Retrieved 2019-07-15.
  14. ^ "Washington Quarters - Price Charts & Coin Values". www.usacoinbook.com. Retrieved 2019-07-15.
  15. ^ "1975 Proof Set | United States Mint Proof Sets". 3 April 2009. Retrieved 2019-07-15.
  16. ^ "1976 Proof Set | United States Mint Proof Sets". 5 April 2009. Retrieved 2019-07-15.
  17. ^ "J2161/P2085". uspatterns.com. Retrieved 2019-07-15.
  18. ^ a b c d e f "50 States and Territories Quarters - Price Charts & Coin Values". www.usacoinbook.com. Retrieved 2019-07-16.
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