1964 Washington Silver Quarter .900 25C

Own a piece of American monetary history with the iconic 1964 Washington Silver Quarter. This coin is particularly significant as it represents the final year that United States circulating coinage was minted in 90% silver, before the transition to copper-nickel clad compositions in 1965. Struck at the height of demand for silver coinage, the 1964 quarter is a tangible link to a pivotal moment in the nation's currency evolution.

Featuring the classic profile of George Washington on the obverse and a majestic eagle on the reverse, designed by John Flanagan, this quarter holds both intrinsic and historical value. Its .900 purity makes it a popular choice for both numismatists seeking a key piece of 20th-century coinage and precious metal stackers looking to acquire 'junk silver' – readily recognizable silver content at an accessible price point. Each coin contains approximately 0.1808 troy ounces of pure silver, offering a compact and liquid form of silver investment or collection.