.25 cents?

[Jon Stewart]

Do these quarters with the W mint mark have any value? Did they make more than one type?

Thanks in advance.

 

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[brianc053]

Um...I'll be the smarty-pants that provides the obvious answer: they're worth $0.25.

Ok that's apparently not actually true. An article I just read says:
> A worn 2020-W quarter can fetch between $5 and $10.
> A 2020-W quarter in average uncirculated condition is generally worth $15 to $20.

Honestly I didn't even know about these - thanks for asking the question.

 

[EnvoyToTheMolePeople]

My knowledge of coins is pretty limited, but since I'm here now I'll tell you what I know. The W is for the West Point mint. I think these quarters were first produced in 2020 for the purpose of being collectible. I remember earlier in the year they were worth a good amount, but they have probably depreciated a bit since then. More than face value, though, I think. I think there are different national parks on the back.

 

[Armstrong]

There are 2 million Ws minted for each design so they will always hold a premium over .25 value. Consider that P and D mints are usually 150 million plus minted so the W are much rarer. 2019 had 5 designs with W. 2020 had 5 W designs with v75 privy in addition to the W.

 

[Beachkid23]

$15-25 average I’d say. I just keep them . Well the 1 I have found

 

[RustyRelics]

I'm actually selling an almost Uncirculated one right now in the classifieds for $20. I'm buying rolls like crazy, so I'll find another one eventually. I'm in to the older coins anyway.

 

[baddbluff]

Yes they are worth money. I have found about 310 of them so far. I have sold them for $8 or so in circulated condition up to about $40 in BU, depending on the date/type. 2019 W AMPs sell for the most.