Are Low Mintage 1965-2008 Quarters Worth Keeping

no, you can get many from spare change. Unless your talking high grade like MS67 and up

oops I meant 1968,69 and 77. I was fairly convinced.. if the '69 - 290,584,000 compared to say a '65 - 1,819,717,540. whats that like 1.5 billion more created. it seems like it would have more value. I guess not though..

yes put those back into circulation.

There are lots of very desirable clad quarters all the way down to nice attractive VG. Most of the regular dates have to have something special to make them desirable though like being well struck, PL, clean, well centered, Gemmy, or a date that wasn't saved. Something like an '82-P is desirable even in AU or XF if it's very well made. A '72-D would have to be solid Gem to be of note.

Of course, I collect these from circulation and am pretty proud even of these nice XF's and lower end Uncs. I started the circulation set in '97 so a few of the later ones are Gems.

Clads are very overlooked and people are going to be surprised by even the prices of XF coins if demand materializes. Simply stated almost every single eagle reverse quarter is scarcer in Unc than a 1950-D nickel! It's the high demand for the nickel that causes the higher price. Some of these are scarcer in nice attractive BU+ than an '09-S VDB cent!!

People call this "conditionally rare" but even the legitimately rare clad goes for a song.