Are state quarters without the silver worth much?

Answer 1

They can be worth anywhere from 25 cents to several dollars apiece, depending on what you have and what condition it's in.

Anything with a P or D mintmark, that has been in circulation, doesn't have any added value, and likely never will.

P's & D's in uncirculated condition will have a value of 25 cents to a dollar, depending on the state and mintmark.

S-mint quarters are specially made proof coins, and were distributed only in the Proof Sets. There were both silver and non-silver versions of these made, with values ranging from a couple dollars to $10 or more, depending on the state and metal content. This is assuming the coin is still in its pristine proof condition.

If you have questions about specific quarters, that is not covered above, let me know.

Dan

To clear up any confusion, circulating clad coins do not contain any silver. The outer cladding is a nickel-copper alloy that has a silvery color. The only silver quarters now made are in special Proof sets.

This could be a coin with missing lamination, if so, it could be worth up to $50.00.