United States Washington Quarter Dollar

This item is a United States Washington quarter dollar coin. The obverse side depicts the profile of George Washington facing left, a design by sculptor John Flanagan used since 1932. Measuring 24.26 mm in diameter, the coin appears to have a traditional reeded edge. Based on its visual appearance and color, it likely features a copper-nickel clad composition over a solid copper core, which is standard for circulating quarters minted after 1964. The surface shows notable wear and a dull gray patina, indicating significant time in circulation. The high points of Washington's hair and facial features are somewhat flattened. While the specific date is obscured by the photo quality, the lack of a distinct silver luster suggests it is a post-1965 issue. There is visible surface scuffing and minor rim dings consistent with pocket wear. The craftsmanship is that of a mass-produced government circulation strike, lacking proof-like qualities. There are no immediate signs of rare error variations, such as doubling or misstrikes, visible in this orientation.