1944-D Washington Quarter

The 1944-D Washington Quarter has a slightly lower mintage than the previous two years and is slightly more scarce than the other coins produced in 1944. The 1944-D Washington Quarter had a total mintage of just over 14.6 million from the Denver Mint. This attractive coin is possible to find in Mint State and some of the best Gem conditions. The 1944-D Washington Quarter will bring value to the Washington Quarter series collection.

History of the 1944-D Washington Quarter

The 1944-D Washington Quarter is valuable because of the Denver Mint mark, and because it is slightly scarce. It’s also a valuable coin due to its attractive surfaces, a good strike, and frosty luster. The Washington Quarter was designed by John Flanagan to commemorate the 200th anniversary of George Washington’s day of birth. His portrait can be found on the obverse of the coin, while the American Bald Eagle clutching a bundle of arrows, flying over an olive branch, can be found on the reverse. This Washington Quarter can be located in uncirculated, Mint State condition, and it is worthwhile to find one.