Printable Catalog with Mintage Statistics for Items Designed and Minted by Daniel Carr / Moonlight Mint.

 “1933”, “1975”, “1975-D”, “1975-S”, “1999-S”, and “2010-S” Washington Quarters – Production Blog

All are over-struck on genuine US Mint Washington Quarters (circa 1932-1998), unless otherwise noted.
Some were broad-struck and/or multiply struck with moderate shift between strikes.

In 1932, on the occasion of the 200^th anniversary of George Washington’s birth, the first Washington Quarters were minted. But no quarters were minted the following year in 1933. Normal production resumed in 1934.

No Washington Quarters were originally issued with "1975" dates because the "1776-1976" Bicentennial coins were minted during the 1975 and 1976 calendar years. 1998 was the last year for the regular Eagle reverse coins and it was also the last year that the date appeared below the Washington bust. The statehood series started in 1999 and the beautiful America series started in 2010.

NOTE: These are NOT endorsed by the US Treasury. Defacing of US coins is legal so long as the defacement isn't for fraudulent purposes.

Production listed in chronological order - newest production at top, oldest production at bottom.

Current Status:

All Die Pairs 1 through 12 have been retired.

Die Pair	Quantity Struck	Issue Price	Notes
Die Pair 12 ”2010-S” Copper-Nickel Clad	50 (final) high-grade: 47  bag-handled: 3	$65 (sold out)  (high-grade) $35 (sold out) (bag-handled)	Copper-nickel clad. First produced December 2017. Over-struck on genuine US Mint copper-nickel clad Washington quarters, circa 1965-1998.
Die Pair 12 Copper-nickel clad
Die Pair 12 ”2010-S” 90% Silver	58 (final) high-grade: 43  bag-handled: 15	$65 (sold out)  (high-grade) $35 (sold out) (bag-handled)	90% silver. First produced December 2017. Over-struck on genuine US Mint 90% silver Washington quarters, circa 1932-1964.
Die Pair 12 90% silver
Die Pair 11 ”1999-S” Copper-Nickel Clad	57 (final) high-grade: 48  bag-handled: 9	$65 (sold out)  (high-grade) $35 (sold out) (bag-handled)	Copper-nickel clad. First produced December 2017. Over-struck on genuine US Mint copper-nickel clad Washington quarters, circa 1965-1998. The last two struck have a semi-proof-like finish from polished dies.
Die Pair 11 Copper-nickel clad
Die Pair 11 ”1999-S” 90% Silver	59 (final) high-grade: 48  bag-handled: 11	$65 (sold out)  (high-grade) $35 (sold out) (bag-handled)	90% silver. First produced December 2017. Over-struck on genuine US Mint 90% silver Washington quarters, circa 1932-1964.
Die Pair 11 90% silver
Die Pair 10 ”1975-D”	84 (final) high-grade: 74  bag-handled: 10	$65 (sold out)  (high-grade) $35 (sold out) (bag-handled)	Copper-nickel clad. First produced December 2017. Over-struck on genuine US Mint copper-nickel clad Washington quarters, circa 1965-1998. Two (not released) were over-struck on genuine US Mint 90% silver Washington quarters, circa 1932-1964.
Die Pair 10 Copper-nickel clad
Die Pair 9 ”1975-S”	83 (final) high-grade: 65  bag-handled: 18	$65 (sold out)  (high-grade) $35 (sold out) (bag-handled)	90% silver. First produced December 2017. Over-struck on genuine US Mint 90% silver Washington quarters, circa 1932-1964, except for the following (which were not released): Two were over-struck on circa 1965-1998 copper-nickel clad Washington quarters. One was over-struck on a 1976-S Bicentennial 40% silver Washington quarter. One was struck on a 1976-S Bicentennial 40% silver Kennedy Half Dollar. One was struck on a 1976-S Bicentennial 40% silver Eisenhower Dollar.
Die Pair 9 90% silver
Die Pair 8 ”1933”	240 (final) high-grade: 143  bag-handled: 97	$65 (sold out)  (high-grade) $35 (sold out) (bag-handled)	90% silver. First produced November 2013. Over-struck on genuine US Mint 90% silver Washington quarters, circa 1932-1964. “JF” initials on neck truncation are raised.
Die Pair 8
Die Pair 8 Raised “JF”
Die Pair 7 ”1975” Regular Reverse	189 (final) high-grade: 142  bag-handled: 47	$65 (sold out)  (high-grade) $35 (sold out) (bag-handled)	90% silver. First produced November 2013. Over-struck on genuine US Mint 90% silver Washington quarters, circa 1932-1964 (except two as noted below). “JF” initials on neck truncation are raised. One (40% silver, bag-handled, not released) was first over-struck as a “1975” with Bicentennial reverse, then over-stuck off-center with “1975” regular Eagle reverse. One (not released) was over-struck on a brass “NO CASH VALUE” token (smooth edge).
Die Pair 7 90% silver
Die Pair 7 ”1975” Regular Reverse	164+17* (final) high-grade: 60  bag-handled: 65 circulated: 56	$70  (sold out) (high-grade) $35 (sold out) (bag-handled) $35  (circulated)	Copper-nickel clad. First produced November 2013. Over-struck on genuine US Mint copper-nickel clad 1976 Bicentennial Washington quarters. “JF” initials on neck truncation are raised. *17 (not released, 3 high-grade, 14 bag-handled) were struck one or more times on US Mint copper-nickel clad quarter dollar blanks (3 of those were struck by both regular Eagle reverse and Bicentennial reverse dies).
Die Pair 7 Copper-nickel clad High-grade
Die Pair 7 Copper-nickel clad Circulated
Die Pair 7 Raised “JF”
Die Pair 6 ”1975” Bicentennial Reverse	170 (final) high-grade: 74  bag-handled: 59 circulated: 39	$65 (sold out)  (high-grade) $35 (sold out) (bag-handled) $35 (sold out)  (circulated)	40% silver. First produced November 2013. Over-struck on genuine US Mint 40% silver 1976-S Bicentennial Washington quarters. “JF” initials on neck truncation are raised. One (40% silver, bag-handled, not released) was first over-struck as a “1975” with Bicentennial reverse, then over-stuck off-center with “1975” regular Eagle reverse.
Die Pair 6 40% silver High-grade
Die Pair 6 40% silver Circulated
Die Pair 6 ”1975” Bicentennial Reverse	162+17* (final) high-grade: 49  bag-handled: 59 circulated: 71	$75 (sold out)  (high-grade) $35 (sold out) (bag-handled) $30  (circulated)	Copper-nickel clad. First produced November 2013. Over-struck on genuine US Mint copper-nickel clad 1976 Bicentennial Washington quarters. “JF” initials on neck truncation are raised. Three (bag-handled, not released) were over-struck one or more times on previously over-struck “1975-D” copper-nickel clad Kennedy half dollars. *17 (not released, 2 high-grade, 15 bag-handled) were struck one or more times on US Mint copper-nickel clad quarter dollar blanks (3 of those were struck by both regular Eagle reverse and Bicentennial reverse dies).
Die Pair 6 Copper-nickel clad High-grade
Die Pair 6 Copper-nickel clad Circulated
Die Pair 6 Raised “JF”
Die Pair 5 ”1933”	12 (final) high-grade: 12	N/A	90% silver. Produced November 2013. Over-struck on genuine US Mint 90% silver Washington quarters, circa 1932-1964. “JF” initials on neck truncation are raised.
Die Pair 5 Die State A Die erosion obverse and reverse
Die Pair 5 Die State B Die erosion obverse and reverse Die sanding obverse Loss of obverse detail
Die Pair 5 Reverse die grinding Missing top of “R”
Die Pair 5 Raised “JF”
Die Pair 4 ”1975” Regular Reverse	1 (final) high-grade: 1	N/A	90% silver. Produced November 2013. Over-struck on genuine US Mint 90% silver Washington quarter, circa 1932-1964. “JF” initials on neck truncation are raised.
Die Pair 4 Die erosion obverse and reverse
Die Pair 4 Reverse die grinding Missing top of “R”
Die Pair 4 Raised “JF”
Die Pair 3 ”1933”	39 (final) high-grade: 27  bag-handled: 12	$65 (sold out)  (high-grade) $35 (sold out) (bag-handled)	90% silver. First produced October 2013. Over-struck on genuine US Mint 90% silver Washington quarters, circa 1932-1964. Due to a sculpting/engraving error, the “JF” initials on the neck truncation are incuse.
Die Pair 3
Die Pair 3 Incuse “JF”
Die Pair 2 ”1975” Regular Reverse	39 (final) high-grade: 22  bag-handled: 17	$65 (sold out)  (high-grade) $35 (sold out) (bag-handled)	90% silver. First produced October 2013. Over-struck on genuine US Mint 90% silver Washington quarters, circa 1932-1964. Due to a sculpting/engraving error, the “JF” initials on the neck truncation are incuse.
Die Pair 2 90% silver
Die Pair 2 ”1975” Regular Reverse	27 (final) high-grade: 16  bag-handled: 10 circulated: 1	$65 (sold out)  (high-grade) $35 (sold out) (bag-handled)	Copper-nickel clad. First produced October 2013. Over-struck on genuine US Mint copper-nickel clad 1965-1998 Washington quarters. Due to a sculpting/engraving error, the “JF” initials on the neck truncation are incuse.
Die Pair 2 Copper-nickel clad
Die Pair 2 Incuse “JF”
Die Pair 1 ”1975” Bicentennial Reverse	20 (final) high-grade: 17  bag-handled: 3	$65 (sold out)  (high-grade) $35 (sold out) (bag-handled)	40% silver. First produced October 2013. Over-struck on genuine US Mint 40% silver 1976-S Bicentennial Washington quarters. Due to a sculpting/engraving error, the “JF” initials on the neck truncation are incuse.
Die Pair 1 40% silver
Die Pair 1 ”1975” Bicentennial Reverse	25 (final) high-grade: 16  bag-handled: 7 circulated: 2	$65 (sold out)  (high-grade) $35 (sold out) (bag-handled)	Copper-nickel clad. First produced October 2013. Over-struck on genuine US Mint copper-nickel clad 1976 Bicentennial Washington quarters. Due to a sculpting/engraving error, the “JF” initials on the neck truncation are incuse.
Die Pair 1 Copper-nickel clad
Die Pair 1 Incuse “JF”