1936-S Washington Quarter

The 1936-S Washington Quarter is one of the more popular Washington Quarters in the series. It had around 3.8 million total coins struck at the San Francisco Mint. The coins struck at the San Francisco Mint in the 1930s are Washington Quarter key dates to look out for. These coins were the rarest in the series and had some of the lowest mintages. This coin series was designed by John Flanagan. It marked the 200th anniversary of the first president of the United States, George Washington’s birthday.

History of the 1936-S Washington Quarter

The 1936-S Washington Quarter comes in a wide range of quality, and might not be as well-struck as the coins from the Philadelphia and Denver Mint, but it is possible to find nice ones. When searching for the 1936-S Silver Washington Quarter to add to your series collection, cherrypicking is advised to ensure you find that ideal specimen with a sharp strike and nice luster. The George Washington Quarters have a portrait of George Washington on the obverse of the coin. The reverse of the coin depicts an American Bald Eagle with its wings spread, and its standing over a bundle of arrows and olive branches.