Washington Quarters
(1932 - 1999)
The Washington Quarter was first issued in 1932 to commemorate the 200th anniversary of George Washington’s birth. Designed by John Flanagan, the obverse features a left-facing portrait of Washington, while the reverse displays an eagle with outstretched wings.
From 1932 through 1964, Washington Quarters were struck in the traditional 90% silver and 10% copper composition. In 1965, rising silver prices led to a composition change to a copper-nickel clad format (75% copper, 25% nickel bonded to a pure copper core), ending silver production for circulating quarters.
Key dates in the silver portion of the series include the 1932-D and 1932-S. While most clad issues (1965–1998) are common in circulation, higher-grade examples and certain varieties remain collectible. The original eagle reverse design concluded in 1998, before the introduction of the State Quarters program in 1999.
Check out dates & mintages for Washington Quarters, below.Business Strikes
Type 1, Original Vintage Design (90% Silver)
1932 | 5,404,000
1932-D | 436,800
1932-S | 408,000
1934 | 31,912,052
1934-D | 3,527,200
1935 | 32,484,000
1935-D | 5,780,000
1935-S | 5,660,000
1936 | 41,300,000
1936-D | 5,374,000
1936-S | 3,828,000
1937 | 19,696,000
1937-D | 7,189,600
1937-S | 1,652,000
1938 | 9,472,000
1938-S | 2,832,000
1939 | 33,540,000
1939-D | 7,092,000
1939-S | 2,628,000
1940 | 35,704,000
1940-D | 2,797,600
1940-S | 8,244,000
1941 | 79,032,000
1941-D | 16,714,800
1941-S | 16,080,000
1942 | 102,096,000
1942-D | 17,487,200
1942-S | 19,384,000
1943 | 99,700,000
1943-D | 16,095,600
1943-S | 21,700,000
1944 | 104,956,000
1944-D | 14,600,800
1944-S | 12,560,000
1945 | 74,372,000
1945-D | 12,341,600
1945-S | 17,004,001
1946 | 53,436,000
1946-D | 9,072,800
1946-S | 4,204,000
1947 | 22,556,000
1947-D | 15,388,000
1947-S | 5,532,000
1948 | 35,196,000
1948-D | 16,766,800
1948-S | 15,960,000
1949 | 9,312,000
1949-D | 10,068,400
1950 | 24,920,126
1950-D | 21,075,600
1950-S | 10,284,004
1951 | 43,448,102
1951-D | 35,354,800
1951-S | 9,048,000
1952 | 38,780,093
1952-D | 49,795,200
1952-S | 13,707,800
1953 | 18,536,120
1953-D | 56,112,400
1953-S | 14,016,000
1954 | 54,412,203
1954-D | 42,305,500
1954-S | 11,834,722
1955 | 18,180,181
1955-D | 3,182,400
1956 | 44,144,000
1956-D | 32,334,500
1957 | 46,532,000
1957-D | 77,924,160
1958 | 6,360,000
1958-D | 78,124,900
1959 | 24,384,000
1959-D | 62,054,232
1960 | 29,164,000
1960-D | 63,000,324
1961 | 37,036,000
1961-D | 83,656,928
1962 | 36,156,000
1962-D | 127,554,756
1963 | 74,316,000
1963-D | 135,288,184
1964 | 560,390,585
1964-D | 704,135,528
Type 2, Modern Design (Clad)
1965 | 1,819,717,540
1966 | 821,101,500
1967 | 1,524,031,848
1968 | 220,731,500
1968-D | 101,534,000
1969 | 176,212,000
1969-D | 114,372,000
1970 | 136,420,000
1970-D | 417,341,364
1971 | 109,284,000
1971-D | 258,634,428
1972 | 215,048,000
1972-D | 311,067,732
1973 | 346,924,000
1973-D | 232,977,400
1974 | 801,456,000
1974-D | 353,160,300
1976 Bicentennial | 809,784,016
1976-D Bicentennial | 860,118,839
1976-S Silver Clad Bicentennial | 11,000,000
1977 | 468,556,000
1977-D | 256,524,978
1978 | 521,452,000
1978-D | 287,373,152
1979 | 518,708,000
1979-D | 489,789,780
1980-P | 635,832,000
1980-D | 518,327,487
1981-P | 601,716,000
1981-D | 575,722,833
1982-P | 500,931,000
1982-D | 480,042,788
1983-P | 673,535,000
1983-D | 617,806,446
1984-P | 676,545,000
1984-D | 546,483,064
1985-P | 775,818,962
1985-D | 519,962,888
1986-P | 551,199,333
1986-D | 504,298,660
1987-P | 582,499,481
1987-D | 655,594,696
1988-P | 562,052,000
1988-D | 596,810,688
1989-P | 512,868,000
1989-D | 896,535,597
1990-P | 613,792,000
1990-D | 927,638,181
1991-P | 570,968,000
1991-D | 630,966,693
1992-P | 384,764,000
1992-D | 389,777,107
1993-P | 639,276,000
1993-D | 645,476,128
1994-P | 825,600,000
1994-D | 880,034,110
1995-P | 1,004,336,000
1995-D | 1,103,216,000
1996-P | 925,040,000
1996-D | 906,868,000
1997-P | 595,740,000
1997-D | 599,680,000
1998-P | 896,268,000
1998-D | 821,000,000
Proof Strikes
Type 1, Original Vintage Design (90% Silver)
1936 Proof | 3,837
1937 Proof | 5,542
1938 Proof | 8,045
1939 Proof | 8,795
1940 Proof | 11,246
1941 Proof | 15,287
1942 Proof | 21,123
1950 Proof | 51,386
1951 Proof | 57,500
1952 Proof | 81,980
1953 Proof | 128,800
1954 Proof | 233,300
1955 Proof | 378,200
1956 Proof | 669,384
1957 Proof | 1,247,952
1958 Proof | 875,652
1959 Proof | 1,149,291
1960 Proof | 1,691,602
1961 Proof | 3,028,244
1962 Proof | 3,218,019
1963 Proof | 3,075,645
1964 Proof | 3,950,762
Type 2, Modern Design (Clad)
1965 SMS | 2,360,000
1966 SMS | 2,261,583
1967 SMS | 1,863,344
1968-S Proof | 3,041,506
1969-S Proof | 2,934,631
1970-S Proof | 2,632,810
1971-S Proof | 3,220,733
1972-S Proof | 3,260,996
1973-S Proof | 2,760,339
1974-S Proof | 2,612,568
1976-S Proof | 7,059,099
1977-S Proof | 3,251,152
1978-S Proof | 3,127,781
1979-S Proof | 3,677,175
1980-S Proof | 3,554,806
1981-S Proof | 4,063,083
1982-S Proof | 3,857,479
1983-S Proof | 3,279,126
1984-S Proof | 3,065,110
1985-S Proof | 3,362,821
1986-S Proof | 3,010,497
1987-S Proof | 4,227,728
1988-S Proof | 3,262,948
1989-S Proof | 3,220,194
1990-S Proof | 3,299,559
1991-S Proof | 2,867,787
1992-S Proof | 2,858,981
1993-S Proof | 2,633,439
1994-S Proof | 2,484,594
1995-S Proof | 2,117,496
1996-S Proof | 1,750,244
1997-S Proof | 2,055,000
1998-S Proof | 2,086,507
Type 3, Modern Design (90% Silver)
1976-S Silver Proof | 4,000,000
1992-S Silver Proof | 1,317,579
1993-S Silver Proof | 761,353
1994-S Silver Proof | 785,329
1995-S Silver Proof | 679,985
1996-S Silver Proof | 775,021
1997-S Silver Proof | 741,678
1998-S Silver Proof | 878,792
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