1960-D Washington Quarter

The 1960-D Washington Quarter had a total mintage of over 63 million from the Denver Mint, which is slightly more than the previous year. The 1960-D Washington Quarter is considered mid-range rarity in higher grades within the series. This is an attractive coin that can be found frosty white, and would make a great addition to any Washington Quarter series collection.

History of the 1960-D Washington Quarter

The 1960-D Washington Quarter is scarcer in higher uncirculated grades most likely due to the high mintage. Many collectors didn’t save rolls of higher mintage coins compared to lower mintages. Cherrypicking is advised as these Denver minted coins are notorious for having marks and abrasions. The Washington Quarter was designed by John Flanagan to commemorate the 200th anniversary of first president George Washington’s birthday. The obverse of the coin showcases the profile of George Washington. The reverse depicts the American Bald Eagle with wings spread, clutching a bundle of arrows over an olive branch. The ‘D’ mint mark is just below the center of the branch.