“Discover the value of rare 1965 Washington quarters! This guide highlights three key varieties: the standard ‘no mint mark’ quarter, the special strike ‘no mint mark’ quarter, and the distinctive ‘double die obverse’ variety, showing their potential values based on their professional grade.”
“The image illustrates the numismatic value of three distinct types of 1965 Washington quarters. The top row features a 1965 No Mint Mark Quarter, a common circulation strike. The value of $16,500 for a coin graded MS 68 (Mint State 68) demonstrates that even common coins can be exceptionally valuable in top condition. The middle row shows a 1965 Special No Mint Mark Quarter, a special strike coin produced for collectors. Graded SP 67 (Special Strike 67), this coin commands a value of $5,000. Finally, the bottom row displays a 1965 (P) Quarter Double Die Obverse, a significant error coin where the obverse design was struck twice, creating a doubled appearance. A coin of this type graded MS 64 is valued at $1,000. These examples show how a coin’s condition, rarity, and unique characteristics (like special strikes or errors) can dramatically impact its market value. The values presented are based on professional grading standards and represent a coin’s worth to serious collectors.”
