1977 25C MS | Coin Explorer (2024)

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  • Category: Washington Quarters (1932-1998)
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FAQs

How much is a 1977 quarter dollar worth? ›

According to the NGC Price Guide, as of May 2024, a Washington Quarter from 1977 in circulated condition is worth between $0.30 and $0.85. However, on the open market 1977 D Quarters in pristine, uncirculated condition sell for as much as $145.

Which quarter is worth $35000? ›

The 1941 quarter has at least six doubled-die errors plus the Large-S and Small-S mint mark varieties, according to Coin Value Lookup. All these errors make these quarters worth big paychecks. Regarding finding a quarter worth $35,000, the coin sold had the Canadian “1941” imprint behind the U.S. “DOLLAR.”

What errors should I look for on a 1977 penny? ›

Double die error happens when the die used to strike the coins is misaligned, or the first strike differs from the second strike in the angle used, resulting in a seemingly doubled image. Although this error is valuable, it is very common for the 1977 Lincoln Memorial pennies, rendering it not that valuable after all.

Why does my 1977 quarter not have a mint mark? ›

There are a lot of sellers, almost all with less than 100 ratings, pushing 1977 Washington Quarters WITHOUT a mint mark for exorbitant prices. The Philadelphia Mint did NOT use a mint mark for it's 468+ million quarters produced.

How rare is a 1977 dollar coin? ›

Despite the Eisenhower dollar's unsuitability for circulation, the Philadelphia Mint struck 12,596,000 coins in 1977. 2,006,869 of this total were packaged in the annual Mint Set. In Uncirculated condition, the 1977 Eisenhower dollar has a retail value of about $3.00 – $4.00.

How much is a 1977 dime worth? ›

At one grade lower, in MS 66, the 1977-D is worth between $10 and $15. In MS 64 – MS 65, while several have recently sold for up to $6, the true price for this grade is only $1. Examples between MS 60 and MS 63 are very common and command a price somewhere between $1 and face value.

Is a 1977 half dollar rare? ›

1977 D Kennedy Half Dollar Value

According to the NGC Price Guide, as of May 2024, a Kennedy Half Dollar from 1977 in circulated condition is worth between $0.60 and $0.75. However, on the open market 1977 D Half Dollars in pristine, uncirculated condition sell for as much as $170.

Which quarter is worth $5000? ›

'If you find a quarter that has the year 1965 and it's silver, then you have found a $5,000 quarter,' the TikToker stated. 'Always make sure to check your change.

Are 2004 quarters really worth $2000? ›

There's a very specific quarter from 2004 that's reportedly worth up to $2,000. Wisconsin state quarters from the 50 State Quarters Program feature a limited-edition design that grows in value if there's a detectable difference in that design, according to coin collectors.

How much should a 1977-D quarter weigh? ›

1977-D Washington Quarter--Struck on a Silver Clad Planchet--AU-55 (NGC). 1977-D Washington Quarter--Struck on a Silver Clad Planchet--AU-55 (NGC). 5.8 grams.

What should a 1977 quarter weigh? ›

There is a 1977-D quarter known to be struck on a silver planchet by accident, and the best way to tell is the weight - a typical 1977-D Washington quarter dollar should weigh 5.67 grams.

What is the error on the 1977 D Washington Quarter? ›

Whereas the 1977-D Washington quarter is a copper-nickel clad issue, this piece was erroneously struck on a silver clad planchet used for the some of the San Francisco Mint's Bicentennial issues of 1976.

What year is a rare quarter? ›

Quarters minted before 1965 are made of 90% silver and are worth their bullion value. Certain quarters from 1970 and earlier that have rare errors or were produced in limited quantities can also be worth more than their face value.

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