1980 Quarter Value
1980 was the first year the P mint mark appeared on the Washington quarter. Circulating coins are worth face value, with premiums for gem grades and proofs.
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Key facts
1980 Quarter value by grade
| Grade / Condition | Approximate value (estimate) |
|---|---|
| Circulated | $0.25 (face) |
| Mint State (MS-65) | $0.50–$5 |
| Mint State (MS-67) | $25–$200+ |
| 1980-S Proof | $3–$25 |
Ranges are broad, educational estimates — not appraisals. Real value depends on exact grade, eye appeal, varieties, and the live market. Scan your coin in Coin AI for an estimate based on your actual photos.
Notable varieties & errors
- 1980-S Proof — San Francisco proof — premium in deep cameo.
- High-grade MS-67 — Top-condition business strikes carry premiums.
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Frequently asked questions
Is a 1980 quarter worth anything?
Most 1980 quarters are worth face value. Premiums apply to gem mint-state examples and to 1980-S proof quarters.
Why is 1980 notable for quarters?
1980 was the first year Philadelphia coins carried a P mint mark on the quarter. It does not add value on its own, but it is a recognizable first-year feature.