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Silver Quarter Value Today

Quarters from 1964 and earlier are 90% silver, worth $9.06 each at today's spot; 1965 and later quarters are clad, worth 25 cents. A roll of 40: $362.32.

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One silver quarter

$9.06

0.1808 ozt silver · 1964 and earlier

Times face value

36.2×

melt ÷ 25 cents

Silver spot

$50.10

per troy ounce

Melt value at silver spot from gold-api.com, captured Nov 12, 2026, 9:40 PM UTC. Nothing here is an offer to buy or sell.

What silver quarters are worth, by count

Melt value of unworn coins at today's spot. Circulated coins hold slightly less silver; bags are priced at 0.715 ozt per $1 face to allow for it.

Quantity Silver Melt value
1 coin 0.181 ozt $9.06
$1 face (4 coins) 0.723 ozt $36.23
1 roll (40 coins, $10.00 face) 7.232 ozt $362.32
$10 face value 7.232 ozt $362.32
$100 face value 72.32 ozt $3,623.23

Which silver quarters are silver

Every silver variant of the denomination, with its silver content and value today.

Coin Silver Weight Silver content Value today
Washington quarter, 1932–1964 90% 6.25 g 0.1808 ozt $9.06
Standing Liberty quarter, 1916–1930 90% 6.25 g 0.1808 ozt $9.06
Barber quarter, 1892–1916 90% 6.25 g 0.1808 ozt $9.06

Check these before selling at melt

1932-D and 1932-S Washington quarters are the series' key dates and sell well above melt; check any 1932 before selling it as silver.

This page prices metal, not rarity. A coin a collector would pay more for should be looked up in a grading guide before it goes into a melt lot — once it is sold by weight, the premium is gone.

Any US quarter dated 1964 or earlier is 90% silver; 1965 and later circulating quarters are copper-nickel clad and worth face value. On a stack, look at the edge: silver quarters show a solid silver-white edge, clad quarters a copper stripe.

The number above is melt value: the silver in one unworn coin at the live spot price. For a circulated coin that is the right answer — silver quarters trade on their metal, not their face value — but a few dates are worth more to collectors, and the key-dates section on this page names them. For a whole bag or a mixed lot, the junk silver calculator prices it by face value.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How much is a silver quarter worth today?

$9.06 in silver, at the current spot price of $50.10 a troy ounce. Each coin holds 0.1808 troy ounces of pure silver (6.25 grams at 90% silver). That is the value of the metal; a coin with collector value can be worth more.

How much is a 1964 quarter worth?

A circulated 1964 quarter is worth its silver: it is the last year US quarters were struck in 90% silver, so it holds the same 0.1808 troy ounces as every earlier Washington quarter. A 1965 quarter is clad and worth 25 cents unless it is a mint error.

How many times face value is a silver quarter worth?

36.2 times face at today's spot: 25 cents of face value holds $9.06 of silver. Dealers often quote junk silver this way — "36 times face" — so the multiple is the quickest way to check whether a quote is near melt.

How can I tell if a quarter is silver?

Any US quarter dated 1964 or earlier is 90% silver; 1965 and later circulating quarters are copper-nickel clad and worth face value. On a stack, look at the edge: silver quarters show a solid silver-white edge, clad quarters a copper stripe.

Is any silver quarter worth more than its silver?

1932-D and 1932-S Washington quarters are the series' key dates and sell well above melt; check any 1932 before selling it as silver. Condition matters too: an uncirculated coin can carry a premium over melt even in a common date. Circulated common dates are worth their silver.

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