Proof Washington Quarter 1951

Comparing the mintages of the Proof Washington Quarters to their BU counterparts, the Proof coins have significantly lower mintages. The 1951 Washington Quarter is readily available in glossy proof condition and was minted by the first mint facility in the US. The 1951 Washington Quarter does not carry a mint-mark since it was minted at the Philadelphia Mint. George Washington's well-known portrait it presented on the coin's obverse, as well as the coin's date of mintage. The reverse features the US National Seal and the coin's legal tender value of a quarter dollar. Packaged in a coin flip, the 1951 Proof Washington Quarter is protected while in transit. Collecting the Washington Quarter set is ideal for history aficionados or novice collectors. Since most US coinage was made with 90% silver before 1965, the majority of the Proof Washington Quarters will also carry their value in silver.

George Washington is a household name in every house in the US. He was once referred to as the "father of the country," and rightfully so! Washington began his career by inheriting a tobacco farm in Virginia. Instead of riding out his family’s fortune, he enlisted. He was quickly recognized as an outstanding leader and was promoted to Senior Officer in the Colonial Militia during the French and Indian War. His early successes only set him up for further greatness when he was the Commander in Chief for the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. In 1789, Washington was elected the first president of the United States and held the office for 8 years. Washington made history and earned the respect worldwide when he decided to step down, instead of keep running for president. Compared to other world leaders, who usually “reign” until they die, Washington desired to see the country thrive with new leadership every 4-8 years and not a minute longer.

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• Year: 1951
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