Depends on which type, what condition, and where minted. If it's really very, very scruffy, and there's no detail on it at all, it's worth the silver value, which is the silver spot price times .1808 (which presently equals about $6.30). If it looks like it has hardly been circulated, then it can be worth hundreds. The chances are it's in average condition, and if it is type 1, where liberty exhibits a bare breast on the obverse, it will probably be worth about $30 to $60 dollars, depending on where it was minted and exactly how "average" the condition. Type 2, where she is not and the eagle, on the reverse, has three extra stars underneath it, it will be worth between $25 and $65, depending on where it was minted, and the exact "average" condition.
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how much is a 1917 quarter dollar with the misprint word trvst on it worth today
A 1967 Washington quarter has no silver and is face value.
The 1917 Standing Liberty Quarter was minted with a bare breast and with a mailed breast with stars below the eagle. The modification was to cover Liberty's exposed breast. - .
Your quarter is almost certainly from 1917, not 1927, because the 3-star design was only used for the first year and a half of the coin's issue. Please see the Related Question.
The 1861 Liberty Seated quarter has a average starting value of $25.00. But if it's a 2005 Kansas State quarter, just spend it.