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On a mass scale, coins now referred to asquartershave been produced since the 1830s.
Thats the value placed on an 1832 Capped Bust quarter that contains an overdate error.
However, youre much more likely to find a 20thcentury Washington quarter, which was first produced in 1932.
Some of the older silver coins can fetch a very high price.
Aspreviously reported by GOBankingRates, a 1932 version sold for more than $143,000.
About 20,000 of these coins are believed to still be around.
Those graded at 55 are worth about $220 on the collectors market.
About 40,000 or so are believed to be around today.
Specimens with the highest grades are worth $360.
A highly graded specimen can fetch about $440.
To get as much as $525, however, you need one graded at 55 or higher.
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