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What kind of condition is it in? Does it have a lot of scratches?
If it looks like new, then it could be worth as much as four dollars, depending on where it was minted (see the first source for a list of values).
You need to look to see its condition and identify its origin (see second source).
I'd suggest finding a collector's coin shop near you and asking for their opinion.
twenty five cents...give or take
Go to PCGS.com. They have a pretty good pricing scheme.
25 cents
Realistically, it's worth whatever the price of silver is at the moment.
You might check to see if that particular quarter has any special collector's significance.
There are factors involved in an exact determination such as the condition of the coin--mint condition or good condition or used condition, etc. It also depends on whether there is a letter after the date. See this site for more details. The following is based on US dollars:
1941 $2-3
1941D $2-4
1941S $2-3
It's worth one quarter.
Keep in mind also that when it was minted, that quarter
could have bought you
- more than a gallon of gas (0.19 cents/gallon)
- 3 loaves of bread (0.08 cents/loaf)
The average person earned $925 in a year in 1941.
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1941 Washington Quarter
This coin is a common date (79,032,000 minted) compared to the others from 1932-1964.
EF-40= 4 dollars
AU-50= 6 dollars
MS-60= 8 dollars
MS-63= 15 dollars
MS-65= 50 dollars
PF-65= 250 dollars
As much as you can get for it.
25 cents
25c
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