Of course, not every Washington Quarter is worth the same amount of money. The coin may be rare because of its condition, the year it was made, or even the mint where it was made. Not to mention that mistakes made during minting can be worth a lot of money. Anyway, let’s talk about the 1932 Washington Quarters.

They are, in fact, the 1932-D and 1932-S Washington Quarters. These 25-cent pieces are some of the most sought-after Quarters in the US. One example is this 90% Silver Washington Quarter. It was made by John Flanagan, and in 2020, a piece at MS66 from San Francisco was worth $45,000. David Lawrence RC was the auction company.

How much was worth the 1932-D Washington Quarter at the auction record?

This Washington Quarter from 1932 to 1964, the 1932-D 25C (Regular Strike), sold for a huge $143,750. This is despite the fact that the San Francisco Quarter Dollar was worth a lot of money.

Just so you know, the Denver-minted 1932 Washington Quarter is by far the rarest of the two 25-cent coins. Don’t forget that these coins have been sought after by collectors and coin enthusiasts for the past 60 years.

The 1932-S was only made in 408,000 pieces, while the 1932-D was made in 436,000. The thing is, there were a lot of 1932 25-cents, but the state wasn’t very good because collectors care more about having the coin than how it looks.

How many 1932-D Washington Quarter coins has PCGS graded?

Professional Coin Grading Services has graded about 100 of these 25-cent coins as MS 65. It could be sold for about $12,000 if you have one in the same shape.

It costs a lot less than the 1932-S because it has more specimens. In fact, PCGS has given about 200 1932-S the highest grade possible, MS65. In this state, the real price is around $3,000.

Without a doubt, it’s a lot of money if you’re on a tight budget. You could get some cash if you decide to sell it and find someone who wants to buy it.

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