July 4th Privy Quarter Value: Is Yours One of the 250,000?
The 2026 July 4th privy quarter is a special Declaration of Independence quarter with a small July 4th privy mark and no mint mark. The Mint made 250,000 and released them into circulation. Raw ones sold for about $165 to $300 in late July 2026, mostly near $200, and prices were falling. The regular version is worth 25 cents.
- Mintage
- 250,000 (US Mint).
- The tell
- A small July 4th privy mark to the left of Jefferson, and no P or D mint mark.
- Release
- Mixed into normal circulation around July 4, 2026.
Value by grade
| Coin | Value | As of |
|---|---|---|
| Privy quarter, raw (not graded) | $165 to $300, most near $200 | Late July 2026 (CoinNews) |
| Privy quarter, graded MS63 to MS67 (NGC, PCGS) | $727 to $3,039 | July 6 to 24, 2026 (CoinNews) |
| Regular Declaration of Independence quarter | 25 cents | - |
These prices are from July 2026 and were falling. This is a new coin, so check recent sold listings before you buy or sell. Values checked Oct 8, 2026.
What to look for
- Look for the small July 4th privy mark to the left of Jefferson.
- Check for a mint mark. The privy coins have none. Regular ones have a P or D.
- Keep any you find in a holder. Uncirculated condition matters on a modern coin.
Fakes and lookalikes
- Expect added privy marks and doctored coins as prices rise. A raised, crisp privy mark struck into the design is what you want, not a stamp or engraving.
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FAQ
How many July 4th privy quarters were made?
250,000, according to the US Mint.
How much is a July 4th privy quarter worth?
Raw ones sold for about $165 to $300 in late July 2026, most near $200, and prices were trending down.
How do I know if I have one?
Look for the July 4th privy mark left of Jefferson and no mint mark. If it has a P or D, it is the regular quarter.
Related coins
Sources
- US Mint, Fourth of July Declaration of Independence quarters
- CoinWeek, 250,000 coin July 4 quarter hunt
- CoinNews, July 4 privy quarter prices
Values are retail estimates or recorded sale prices from the sources above, checked Oct 8, 2026. What a dealer pays you is usually less than retail.
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