- In general, a circulated 1915 US quarter in good condition is worth around $7 to $10.
- Uncirculated examples can be significantly more valuable, with values ranging from $50 to several hundred dollars or more for higher grades.
- The specific value of a 1915 quarter also depends on whether it is a Type I (with no stars) or Type II (with three stars) coin.
- Type II quarters are generally more valuable than Type I quarters.
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