Coinage Numismatic Appraisal

United States Washington Quarter

The item is a United States quarter dollar coin, commonly known as a Washington Quarter. The obverse side is visible in the image, featuring the left-facing profile bust of George Washington. Surrounding the bust, the inscription "LIBERTY" is visible above, and parts of the date and mint mark are present below, though not fully discernible due to blurriness and lighting. The phrase "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" is partially visible along the upper rim, and "QUARTER DOLLAR" is along the lower rim. The material appears to be a standard cupro-nickel alloy, typical for U.S. circulating quarters since 1965, giving it a silver-gray metallic color. The coin shows signs of moderate circulation wear, with some blurring of finer details, particularly in Washington's hair and facial features. There are also some surface scratches and possibly minor environmental discoloration or patina consistent with a coin that has been in regular use. No specific manufacturing details like a clear mint mark or full date are readily identifiable from this image, which would be crucial for determining its exact year and potential rarity. The overall condition suggests a 'Good' to 'Very Good' grade by numismatic standards, indicating significant wear but still recognizable features. The craftsmanship is typical of U.S. coinage, machine-struck with a reeded edge (though the edge is not clearly visible in this image). This coin represents a common circulating currency piece from the latter half of the 20th century or early 21st century.