Check Your Change Now This 1972 Quarter Could Be Worth More Than Face Value Watch Before You Spend

Check Your Change Now This 1972 Quarter Could Be Worth More Than Face Value Watch Before You Spend
Did you know the 1972 Washington quarter dollar could be worth far more than face value? In this video, we break down everything you need to know about the 1972 quarter, including its history, mint marks, composition, and what makes certain coins extremely valuable to collectors.

The 1972 quarter is a copper-nickel clad coin, not silver, and features George Washington on the front with the iconic eagle reverse design by John Flanagan. While most circulated examples are only worth 25 cents, high-grade uncirculated coins and rare error quarters can sell for hundreds or even thousands of dollars at auction.


How to identify a 1972 Washington quarter

Differences between Philadelphia (no mint mark), Denver (D), and San Francisco (S) issues

Why condition and sharp details like eagle feathers and arrows matter

What MS-67+ graded quarters are worth today

Why some 1972-D quarters have sold for over $3,000

Value and collectability of 1972-S proof quarters

Common and rare mint errors to watch for

Year: 1972

Composition: 75% copper, 25% nickel over a solid copper core (no silver)

Design: George Washington obverse, eagle reverse

Mints:

Philadelphia – No mint mark (very common)

Denver – “D” mint mark (very common, but valuable in high grades)

San Francisco – “S” mint mark (proof coins for collectors)

Whether you’re a beginner coin collector or just checking your pocket change, this video will help you understand 1972 quarter dollar coin values, grading, and what makes a coin truly rare.

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