



1955 Washington Quarter 25¢ – PCGS PR66 Proof Silver Coin | High-Grade 90% Silver Issue
“A true one-of-a-kind piece in our inventory — once sold, it may not be available again.”
This 1955 Washington Quarter is a high-grade proof coin certified PR66 by Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS). Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this coin represents the classic era of U.S. proof coinage, prized for its sharp detail and mirror-like surfaces.
Graded Proof 66 (PR66), this coin exhibits strong reflectivity, crisp strike quality, and minimal imperfections, placing it firmly in the gem-quality range. Its excellent eye appeal makes it a standout piece for collectors of vintage U.S. silver coins.
Composed of 90% silver, this quarter carries both intrinsic metal value and numismatic significance. The obverse features George Washington, while the reverse displays the traditional heraldic eagle design used on Washington Quarters prior to 1999.
As part of the pre-1965 silver coinage era, this piece reflects a time when U.S. coins were struck in precious metals. Encapsulated in a PCGS holder, it is authenticated, graded, and protected for long-term preservation and collector confidence.
Key Details
• Year: 1955
• Denomination: 25 Cents (Quarter)
• Series: Washington Quarter
• Grade: PR66 (Proof)
• Grading Service: Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS)
• Mint: Philadelphia (No Mint Mark)
• Composition: 90% Silver, 10% Copper
• Weight: 6.25 grams
• Obverse Design: George Washington
• Reverse Design: Heraldic Eagle
• Edge: Reeded
• Holder: PCGS Certified Slab
Value & Rarity Insight
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PR66 examples are high-grade and desirable, especially for collectors building proof sets.
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Coins with cameo contrast (CAM/DCAM) command significantly higher premiums.
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As a 90% silver proof coin, it carries both intrinsic and collectible value.
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PCGS certification ensures authenticity, grade accuracy, and strong market demand.
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