Your state quarter could be worth a lot more money than you think especially those out of Pennsylvania! Make sure you check them ASAP! Odds are, that your quarters are actually worth only 25 cents but if it’s in mint condition you could get even more. Some are going for one dollar and even up to $55 for them.
Here’s how you can easily check – The U.S. Mint State Quarters were made between 1999 to 2008, each year five states released one coin. Here’s where you need to pay attention. These coins have one of three markings with the letter D, P and S. Each letter signifies where they were minted D is for Denver Mint. P is for Philadelphia Mint and an S is for the San Francisco Mint. Coins marked with an S, are silver-proof and worth way more than the other than D or P coins. Also, if you have a full set of silver-proof coins it could be worth over $1,500. Check your state quarters below to see how much they’re worth according to coin tracker.
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Listed below are the state quarters that are worth the most. Luckily for us in Pennsylvania, we have the highest return for one of state quarters based on certain parameters as do some of our neighbors.
Connecticut
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“P”-$3.5 “D“-$3.5 “S“-$8 “S”(Silver)-$50
Georgia
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“P”-$3.5 “D“-$3.5 “S”-$8 “S”(Silver)-$48
Colorado
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“P”-$1.1 “D“-$1.1 “S”-$6 “S”(Silver)-$15
Nevada
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“P”-$1.1 “D“-$1.1 “S”-$6 “S”(Silver)-$15
Vermont
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“P”-$1.75 “D“-$1.75 “S”-$6 “S”(Silver)-$15
Rhode Island
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“P”-$1.75 “D“-$1.75 “S”-$6 “S”(Silver)-$15
Delaware
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“P”-$3.5 “D“-$3.5 “S”-$8.5 “S”(Silver)-$8.5
New Jersey
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“P”-$3.50 “D“-$3.50 “S”-$8 “S”(Silver)-$50
Pennsylvania
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“P”-$3.50 “D“-$3.50 “S“-$8 “S”(Silver)-$55
