After the first US quarter was issued in 1796, there were not to be any more quarters until 1804, when the Draped Bust Large Eagle Quarter was released. This type was discontinued after 1807.

All Draped Bust Large Eagle Quarters are viewed with awe by coin collectors, as is always the case with very early US silver coins. The 1804 is in a class by itself, rated as one of the most significant of all rare US coins.

This page contains numismatic coin values of the Draped Bust Large Eagle Quarters. You can look up today’s estimated selling prices of the 1804, as well as other dates, in conditions ranging from About Good-3 to MS-63 Uncirculated.

It goes without saying that the coin values listed pertain to properly graded, problem free coins.

The Draped Bust Large Eagle Dime coin price guide was provided to us by the NumisMaster Coin Values website. The NumisMaster Coin Price Guide is  especially designed for collectors interested in coinage from other countries.

Coin values of other US coinage types are available to you free of charge. You may see the list of other available reports by clicking the “Current U.S. Coin Values” link, located in the upper right hand corner. The home page of our current Numismatic Coin Values section also links to other available reports (links are at bottom of the page).

Draped Bust Quarter Large Eagle Specifications
Diameter:	Weight:	Minted:	Composition:	Designer	Edge:
approx 27.5 mm	6.74 g	1804-1807	.1076 Cu .8924 Ag	Robert Scot	Reeded
Coin Photos courtesy of Ira & Larry Goldberg Coins & Collectibles, Inc., Beverly Hills, CA