1996-D Washington Quarter Dollar
Numismatics / US Coins

1996-D Washington Quarter Dollar

This is a United States Washington Quarter Dollar coin minted in 1996 at the Denver Mint, indicated by the 'D' mint mark clearly visible on the lower right of George Washington's bust. The coin is composed of a copper-nickel clad over a pure copper core, resulting in a distinct silver-colored metallic appearance with a reeded edge. The obverse features the iconic profile of George Washington facing left, based on the original 1932 design by John Flanagan. The word 'LIBERTY' is arched across the top, 'IN GOD WE TRUST' is positioned in the lower-left field, and the date '1996' is centered at the bottom. The condition of the coin appears to be 'Circulated,' exhibiting significant surface wear, numerous contact marks, and scuffs across the fields and high points of Washington's hair and cheek. There is a noticeable dark speck on the forehead and general dulling of the original luster due to handling. The strike appears standard for the era, with no obvious mint errors such as doubling or misalignments. This piece represents the standard American currency used just before the initiation of the 50 State Quarters Program in 1999.

Estimated Value

$0.25

Basic Information

Category

Numismatics / US Coins

Appraised On

May 1, 2026

Estimated Value

$0.25

Item Description

This is a United States Washington Quarter Dollar coin minted in 1996 at the Denver Mint, indicated by the 'D' mint mark clearly visible on the lower right of George Washington's bust. The coin is composed of a copper-nickel clad over a pure copper core, resulting in a distinct silver-colored metallic appearance with a reeded edge. The obverse features the iconic profile of George Washington facing left, based on the original 1932 design by John Flanagan. The word 'LIBERTY' is arched across the top, 'IN GOD WE TRUST' is positioned in the lower-left field, and the date '1996' is centered at the bottom. The condition of the coin appears to be 'Circulated,' exhibiting significant surface wear, numerous contact marks, and scuffs across the fields and high points of Washington's hair and cheek. There is a noticeable dark speck on the forehead and general dulling of the original luster due to handling. The strike appears standard for the era, with no obvious mint errors such as doubling or misalignments. This piece represents the standard American currency used just before the initiation of the 50 State Quarters Program in 1999.

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