The 1938 Washington Quarter is a prized collectible, minted in the early 20th century.
Made of 90% silver and 10% copper, it's valued for both metal content and rarity.
Mint marks 'D', 'S', and no mark indicate Denver, San Francisco, and Philadelphia mints.
Uncirculated quarters can fetch high values, depending on condition and mint mark.
1938 quarters without a mint mark are generally more common and less valuable.
The 'D' mint mark quarters are rarer, making them more valuable to collectors.
San Francisco 'S' quarters are the rarest, often commanding the highest prices.
Condition grades like Good, Fine, and Mint State affect the quarter's market value.
Special features, such as errors or unique markings, can increase a quarter's value.
Always consult a professional for accurate grading and valuation of your coins.