How much is a 1965 quarter worth?

Well, at least one 1965 quarter has a value of more than $7,000 and is considered quite rare. Of course, not all 1965 quarters are rare. Here’s how much a typical 1965 quarter is worth today: Most worn 1965 quarters that you find in pocket change are worth only face value of 25 cents. Typical uncirculated 1965 quarters are worth $1 to $2.

Where were 1965 quarters minted?

All the quarters dated 1965 were struck at the Mint facility in Philadelphia, and none had mint marks. It was three more years before quarters were struck in San Francisco and Denver, carrying the “S” and “D” mint marks on their reverse. In addition to the regular coins for circulation, the Philadelphia Mint also struck coins for collectors.

How much is a 1965 clad quarter worth?

Even clad 1965 quarters can be worth hundreds of dollars if they display a significant error. The value of a "normal" 1965 clad quarter rises substantially in high Mint State grades, as quality control suffered that year with the transition to the new composition. Gem examples graded MS65 or finer by PCGS or NGC regularly sell for $50 to $150.