1965 Quarter: Transition Amid Change

The 1965 quarter marked a shift in coin composition.

It was the first year of the clad composition era.

Unlike its predecessors, it lacked any silver content.

The obverse features a profile of President George Washington.

On the reverse, an eagle perches on a bundle of arrows.

Despite its commonality, it symbolizes a pivotal moment in coinage.

Many were hoarded as novelties during the transition period.

The 1965 quarter represents a significant evolution in U.S. coinage history.