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1/4 dollar (Washington) 1985P

A total of 775.818.962 units were minted at the P-Philadelphia mint. It is made of Copper-nickel. It weighs 5,67 g and has a diameter of 24,30 mm. Its rarity is catalogued as medium. Its market value ranges from $0.14 to $62.32 depending on the grade.

It is part of a series of 93 issues.

1/4 dollar (Washington) 1985P - United States
KM#164a FO#4409
Name 1/4 dollar (Washington)
Year 1985P
Country United States
Mint P-Philadelphia
Shape Round
Composition Copper-nickel
Weight (g) 5,67 g
Diameter (mm) 24,30 mm
Mintage 775.818.962
Rarity Medium
Popularity
Price $0.14 - $62.32

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What is the value of the 1/4 dollar (Washington) coin of United States of the year 1985P?

This table shows the market value of 1/4 dollar (Washington) from 1985P by grade, based on the prices collectors record in their collections.

UNC XF VF F VG G PR
$62.32 $5.01 $1.42 $0.40 $0.22 $0.17 $0.14
The value of the coins is generated by a complex algorithm based on the users' collections and the degree of conservation. The price of the coins is indicative and in no case binding.

Historical Value

The following graph shows the evolution of the price during the last year. To calculate it, the average of the value of all the states is taken into account, which will allow us to know if it is currently on the rise.

Over the past year its market value has risen, from $8.25 to $9.96 (+21%).

All years of 1/4 dollar (Washington)

The 1/4 dollar (Washington) catalog from United States brings together 93 issues minted between 1965 and 1998S. Check the value of each year by grade, compare its price trend and discover the dates most sought after by collectors.

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