2005-D Kansas State Quarter

The 2005-D Kansas State Quarter from the Denver mint facility. Each coin is in brilliant uncirculated condition.Kansas marks the 34th coin to be issued in the program and features a buffalo and sunflower motif, emblematic of the State's history and natural beauty.

What's a 2005-D Kansas state quarter worth?

A circulated 2005-D Kansas quarter is worth face value. Uncirculated, most Mint State coins retail for under $7 and MS67 examples trade for $10–$50; MS68 is the finest grade PCGS has recorded for the issue, with one bringing $288 at auction. The famous Kansas errors — "In God We Rust" and the humpback bison — are associated with the Philadelphia strikes, so the Denver coin is collected on its own merits: an even 300,000,000 mintage, the largest circulation run of any 2005 state quarter design from either mint.

To confirm your coin, look at the obverse: the mint mark sits just right of Washington's ponytail, and "D" means Denver. The reverse, designed by Norman E. Nemeth, shows a bison standing before sunflowers — two enduring symbols of the 34th state, admitted in 1861. An "S" coin is a San Francisco proof, and 90% silver 2005-S proof versions exist as well.

Because high-grade coins depend entirely on surface quality, we inspect and grade every quarter before it ships. If you're hunting the grease-filled-die errors, see the 2005-P Kansas quarter, or shop the complete lineup of state quarters.

Values: PCGS CoinFacts and CoinWeek.