The 1974-D Washington Quarter from the Denver Mint stands as a classic representation of mid-20th century U.S. coinage. Struck in large numbers for circulation, these quarters were part of everyday American commerce and have become a staple in numismatic collections. The familiar profile of George Washington on the obverse makes this coin both iconic and timeless.

This example has been certified ICG MS66, ensuring sharp details, bright luster, and a superior strike. Only 100 or fewer coins have achieved this grade from ICG, making this piece far scarcer than its original mintage suggests. High-grade survivors are prized by collectors who value both quality and rarity.

The Denver issue of 1974 is particularly challenging to locate in superb condition due to heavy circulation and storage wear. Coins like this one, preserved in near-pristine quality, offer collectors the opportunity to own a piece of history with exceptional eye appeal. Its rarity in such a high grade makes it a standout acquisition.

With a massive mintage of 353,160,300, most 1974-D quarters were quickly worn down in everyday use. This MS66 example, however, rises above the rest as an elite specimen—ideal for those seeking both condition and long-term collectible value.

Key Features:

• 1974-D Washington Quarter struck at the Denver Mint

• Certified ICG MS66 with excellent luster and strike

• ICG population of 100 or fewer in this grade

• Large mintage of 353,160,300, but very few survive in MS66

This beautifully preserved 1974-D Washington Quarter is a rare opportunity to own a high-grade example of a widely circulated issue. A true collector’s coin, it’s ready to become a highlight in any U.S. quarter collection.