1985 United States Washington Quarter

The item is a United States Washington Quarter, specifically dated 1985. It features the profile of George Washington facing left on the obverse side, a design that has been standard for this denomination since 1932. Above Washington's head is the inscription "LIBERTY," and to his left, the national motto "IN GOD WE TRUST." The year of mintage, "1985," is clearly visible below the bust. The coin appears to be made of a cupronickel clad composition, which is typical for US quarters minted after 1964, giving it a silver-gray metallic color. The surface exhibits significant wear consistent with circulation, with noticeable dulling of the original luster and some scuff marks and grime, particularly in the recessed areas of the design. There are no readily apparent major dents, deep scratches, or signs of repair, though the overall condition suggests a well-circulated state. No mint mark is discernible from this view, which would typically be located near the date, but its absence often indicates it was minted in Philadelphia. The edges, while not fully visible, are expected to be reeded. The level of detail on Washington's hair and facial features is somewhat softened due to wear, indicating it is not in an uncirculated or near-uncirculated state. This coin is a common circulating currency item from the late 20th century.