1934 Washington Quarter, 90% Silver

One of the first-year run of Washington quarters — the series debuted in 1932, so a 1934 is right from the early days. Both sides photograph cleanly and the eagle on the reverse still shows good detail in the wings and talons. Details: - Date: 1934 - Mint mark: Philadelphia (no mint mark — reverse checked, none present) - Denomination: Quarter Dollar - Series: Washington Quarter (first year of regular issue, 1932–1964) - Composition: 90% silver, 10% copper - Obverse: John Flanagan's portrait of Washington, "IN GOD WE TRUST" left field - Reverse: Heraldic eagle with olive branch and arrows, crossed laurel branches below Circulated with moderate to heavy wear — high points on Washington's cheek and hair are smooth, lettering remains fully legible. A solid 90% silver example from the series' early years. The Washington quarter was originally intended as a one-year commemorative for the 200th anniversary of George Washington's birth — it proved popular enough that the Mint just kept striking it for the next 32 years. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.