1943 25C Washington Quarter

Physical Features<br>USA<br>Thickness: 1.75 mm<br>Edge: Reeded<br>Diameter: 24.26 mm<br>Weight: 6.25 g<br>Mintage<br>99,700,000<br>Composition<br>Silver 0.900<br>Designer<br>John Flanagan (JF)<br>Krause number<br>164<br><br>Supply Analysis<br>This coin, the USA ¼ dollar from 1943, known as the Washington Quarter, had a mintage of approximately 99.7 million. It was produced mainly for circulation during World War II. The high mintage indicates a significant initial supply. However, given the passage of time, surviving specimens in high grades (such as Mint State) are considerably fewer than the original mintage might suggest.<br>Market Demand and Value Analysis<br>The Washington Quarter from 1943 holds interest for collectors due to its historical context and silver content. The market demand primarily focuses on coins in excellent condition with sharp details. In circulated grades, the value is typically influenced by metal content prices. In Mint State, demand from collectors can increase value significantly, particularly for coins with