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The San Francisco Mint has been minting quarters since 1855 except for a few years in the 1880's, the 1950's and 1960's. In all of that time it would be safe to say the "S" mint coins are, generally speaking, less common than those of the Philadelphia and Denver mints but to say "how rare" is difficult. Of course, rarity is not always equated with mintages but more often with how many of those coins minted still exist. The lowest mintage was in 1866 when the were 28,000 "S" mint quarters struck and the highest mintage was in 1943 when there were 21,700,000 "S" mint quarters struck. The bottom line is that rarity is a term used to describe something that is not commonly found.

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