The 1996 Washington Quarter is a common coin, but certain varieties can be valuable to collectors.
Regular 1996 quarters in circulated condition are typically worth their face value: 25 cents.
Uncirculated or proof 1996 quarters can fetch between $1 to $5 depending on condition and market.
Special varieties, like the 1996-W mint mark quarter, are sought after and can be worth more.
The 1996-W quarter, minted in West Point, had a limited run and is valued at $10-$30.
Error coins from 1996, such as off-center strikes, can command high prices among collectors.
Always check for the mint mark on your quarter; 'P', 'D', and 'W' indicate different mints and values.
Condition is key! A quarter graded by a professional service can significantly increase in value.
For accurate valuation, consider consulting a numismatic expert or reputable coin grading service.
Keep an eye out for rare errors and high-grade examples in your pocket change!