1968 Silver Quarter
Category: Coin
Description
A 1968 United States quarter, often recognized for its distinctive eagle on the reverse side and George Washington on the obverse. This particular coin exhibits wear consistent with circulation but retains some of its original luster. It is a standard quarter made of a copper-nickel alloy, as the U.S. mint transitioned away from silver coins around this time.
Appraisal Report
The appraisal value for the 1968 quarter, while not made of silver, is derived from its status as a common circulated coin. Due to its frequent presence in wallets and exchanges, the demand is relatively low for non-collectors. While prices can fluctuate depending on condition and collector interest, this coin typically sits within the range of $5 to $10.
Appraisal Value
$5 - $10