1966 Quarter Value
Posted : admin On 4/2/2022- PCGS 25c (1932-1954)-S Washington Quarter Double-Struck 85% Off-Center & Chain-Edge Strike AU-55 $850.00 (2 Coin Set) PCGS 1965 Washington Quarter Retained Cud Progression Set & Broadstruck AU58/MS62.
- The quarter was established by the Mint Act of April 2, 1792, along with four other silver coin denominations: half dimes, dimes, half dollars and silver dollars. These coins were gradually rolled out, with dimes and quarters first appearing in 1796. Because of low demand, quarters were not produced again until 1804.
- USA Coin Book Estimated Value of 1966 Washington Quarter is Worth $7.50 or more in Uncirculated (MS+) Mint Condition. Click here to Learn How to use Coin Price Charts.
- Coin value - $13-17. 50 cents 1966 silver FIFTY CENTS 1966 ELIZABETH II BAHAMA ISLANDS Coin value - $8-10. 25 cents 1966 copper-nickel TWENTY FIVE CENTS 1966.
This page presents links to the Washington quarter doubled die listings in the Wexler Doubled Die Files for the years 1932 through 1998. These listings are a work in progress. A number of these varieties can be found in the 1999 book The Best of the Washington Quarter Doubled Die Varieties by John A. Wexler and Kevin Flynn.
The designer was John Flanagan for PCGS #5998. Visit to see edge, weight, diameter, auction records, price guide values and more for this coin.
The word 'Complete' following a particular date and mint mark indicates that that page illustrates all of the doubled die varieties listed in the Wexler Doubled Die Files for that particular date and mint mark. If you have a genuine doubled die variety for that date and mint mark that does not match any of the illustrated varieties, it would most likely be a new listing.
In the listings presented on the following pages, the person listed under 'Submitted By' is the person who sent the coin for listing in the Wexler Doubled Die Files. It is not necessarily the person who originally discovered the variety.
1932 25¢ Complete
1932-S 25¢ Complete
1934 25¢ Complete
1935 25¢ Complete
1936 25¢ Complete
1937 25¢ Complete
1937-D 25¢ Complete
1937-S 25¢ Complete
1938 25¢ Complete
1939 25¢ Complete
1939-D 25¢ Complete
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1940 25¢ Complete
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1941 25¢ Complete
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1942 25¢ Complete
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1943 25¢ Complete
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1944 25¢ Complete
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1945 25¢ Complete
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1946 25¢ Complete
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1947 25¢ Complete
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1948 25¢ Complete
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1949 25¢ Complete
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1951 25¢ Complete
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1954 25¢ Complete
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1956 25¢ Complete
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1962 25¢ Complete
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1967 25¢ Complete
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1972 25¢ Complete
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1974 25¢ Complete
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1979 25¢ Complete
1981-P 25¢ Complete
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1986-P 25¢ Complete
1990-S 25¢ Complete
1997-P 25¢ Complete
- 1956 Washington Quarter
Coin Info
While only two mints – Philadelphia and Denver – were striking quarters in 1956, that didn’t prevent tens of millions of Washington quarters from making it to circulation. In fact, the second half of the 1950s saw coin production figures step up not only for quarters, but also for all of United States coinage as a whole. It was a time of relative economic prosperity for the United States and, therefore, a greater overall demand for coinage. While the Diners Club card, the predecessor to modern-day credit cards, was growing in popularity, metal coins were safely reigning, along with paper currency, as the principal monetary vehicle of the United States.
Here’s a breakdown of the mintages and values for 1956 quarters:
1956, 44,144,000 minted; $7
1956 proof, 669,384; $12
1956-D, 32,334,500; $7
*Values are for coins in a grade of Extremely Fine-40, unless otherwise noted.
1956 quarters present few challenges for coin collectors today in terms of rare varieties or errors. As for every year, minor die variations and errors will have occurred, though none of any magnitude was minted in 1956 that catch the attention of the casual Washington quarter collector, and even many series aficionados will stick to collecting only the regular business-strikes. A relative few will venture into collecting the proof specimen from 1956, which, like its business-strike cousins, is also quite common.