1963 Quarter Value

Coin Specification

• Type: Wahington Quarter
• Country: United States
• Year: 1963
• Face Value: 0.25 USD
• Silver Weight: .18085 troy oz (5.625 g)
• Metal Composition: 90% Silver – 10% Copper

The 1963 Washington Quarter is a 25-cent coin that was issued by the United States Mint. The 1963 Washington Quarter is made of 90% silver and 10% copper, and it is considered to be a collectible coin by many numismatists. The coin’s obverse (Head) features George Washington along with the inscription 1963 – LIBERTY – IN GOD WE TRUST. The reverse (tail) features a bald eagle, and two olive branches along with the inscription UNITED STATES OF AMERICA  – E PLURIBUS UNO – QUARTER DOLLAR.

The 1963 Silver Quarter was minted in different versions:

• 1963 Quarter without a mint mark, was struck at the Philadelphia mint with a total quantity of 74,316,000.
• 1963 D Quarter, was struck at the Denver mint with a total quantity of 135,288,184.
• 1963 Proof Quarter, was struck at the San Francisco mint with a total quantity of 3,075,645.

Note: The mint mark for the 1963 Quarter is visible on the reverse, beneath the Eagle. 

What is a 1963 quarter value?

The 1963 Washington Quarter is worth more than its face value of $0.25 due to its silver content. It has a total silver content of 90% silver (.18085 troy oz, 5.625 g). The value of a 1963 quarter in a circulated condition varies between $4.5 to $7 based on the silver spot price at $24 per Ounce. However, the 1963 quarter in an uncirculated MS67 condition is worth about $2,500.

The 1963 D quarter in an uncirculated MS64 condition is worth about $70 and in MS66 condition is worth about $140. The 1963 Proof quarter in PF69 condition is worth about $310.