1932-D Washington Quarter CACG MS62 

Just 4 coins graded at this level by CACG. Only 11 examples are known in higher grades.

First Year of Issue · Key Date

The 2nd-lowest mintage of the entire series.

The 1932-D Washington Quarter stands as the undisputed key date of the Washington Quarter series and one of the most recognizable rarities in classic U.S. coinage. Struck during the first year of issue, this Denver Mint quarter combines historic significance with true scarcity, making it a cornerstone coin for advanced collectors.

Coin Details

• Date: 1932-D

• Mint: Denver

• Denomination: 25¢

• Series: Washington Quarters

• Grade: MS62

• Certification: CAC Grading (CACG)

• Label: CAC Standard Label – Green

• Mintage: 436,800

• CACG Population (MS62): 4

• Population Higher: 11

• CAC Price Guide Value: $1,900

• GSID: 5646

With a modest mintage of just 436,800 pieces, the 1932-D holds the second-lowest mintage of the entire series. While examples exist in lower circulated grades, mint state survivors are exceptionally rare, and the coin becomes dramatically more elusive in higher grades. Among mint state coins, the 1932-D is by far the rarest in upper condition tiers, cementing its reputation as a long-term blue-chip numismatic asset.

This example is certified MS62 by CAC Grading (CACG) and carries the desirable CAC Standard Green Label, confirming solid quality for the grade. According to the CAC Price Guide, MS62 examples are valued at $1,900, with an extraordinarily low population of just 4 coins graded at this level by CACG. Only 11 examples are known in higher grades, underscoring the true condition rarity of this issue.

Whether you are assembling a high-grade Washington Quarter set or seeking a historically important U.S. rarity with strong market fundamentals, the 1932-D Washington Quarter remains an essential and increasingly difficult acquisition.