American Women Quarters

American Women Quarters Proof Sets and Silver Proof Sets

Every year from 2022 to 2025 the Mint sold two five-coin proof sets of American Women Quarters, struck at San Francisco: a clad proof set and a silver proof set in .999 fine silver. The scarcest is the 2025 Silver Proof Set, with 26,629 sold. The 2022 Silver Proof Set sold out on its first day. Sales below are as reported by CoinNews on 21 October 2026.

Proof coins are struck from specially polished dies on polished blanks, more than once, to give frosted designs on mirror fields. They were sold only to collectors, in sealed lenses with the Mint's packaging, and never released into circulation. Each American Women Quarters set holds the five designs of one year with the S mint mark.

Sales, prices and limits, 2022 to 2025

YearSetOn saleIssue priceProduct limitSold
2022Proof Set (clad)8 March 2022$21.00Not verified42,821
2022Silver Proof Set29 March 2022$73.0058,212 maximum; sold out on the first day57,768
2023Proof Set (clad)21 March 2023$23.00Not verified60,934
2023Silver Proof Set4 April 2023$80.00Not verified47,278
2024Proof Set (clad)27 February 2024$23.00Not verified51,916
2024Silver Proof Set2 April 2024$80.0055,04435,010
2025Proof Set (clad)20 February 2025$26.5060,06033,927
2025Silver Proof Set22 April 2025$95.0034,98026,629

Across the four years the Mint sold 189,598 clad proof sets and 166,685 silver proof sets. Sales figures are cumulative, from CoinNews's 21 October 2026 sales report (through 18 October 2026). Product limits are shown where the Mint or CoinNews published one; for the others a limit was not verified.

Silver set sales fell every year, from 57,768 in 2022 to 26,629 in 2025, while the issue price rose from $73 to $95. The 2022 silver set was capped at 58,212, limited to one per household, and Coin World reported it sold out on the day it went on sale, 29 March 2022.

Specifications

Clad proofSilver proof
Composition8.33% nickel, balance copper.999 fine silver
Weight5.670 g6.343 g
Diameter24.26 mm (0.955 inch)24.26 mm (0.955 inch)
EdgeReeded, copper core stripe visibleReeded, solid silver
MintSan Francisco (S)San Francisco (S)
Coins per set55

The silver weight is from CoinNews, because the Mint's silver set product pages were unavailable when this page was checked; the Mint's press releases confirm the 99.9 percent silver content and the San Francisco mint.

Which sets are worth looking for

The issue prices and sales above are facts; resale prices are not, and they move. If you are buying, the scarcer sets are the later silver ones: 2024 (35,010) and especially 2025 (26,629). If you are selling, compare completed sales of the same set in the original Mint packaging, not asking prices. A set that has been opened, or coins handled without gloves, sells for less. The value page explains how this site prices the series, and the checklist has columns for both kinds of proof.

There is also no separate proof issue to look for beyond these sets: every clad and silver proof American Women Quarter carries the S mint mark, and the Mint has not published per-design S proof mintages, only set sales.

By year

Uncirculated San Francisco coins, as distinct from proofs, were sold only in the Mint's three-roll sets; see rolls and bags.

Frequently asked questions

How many American Women Quarters silver proof sets were sold?
57,768 for 2022, 47,278 for 2023, 35,010 for 2024 and 26,629 for 2025, as reported by CoinNews on 21 October 2026.
Which American Women Quarters proof set is the scarcest?
The 2025 Silver Proof Set, with 26,629 sold. The lowest-selling clad set is also 2025, at 33,927.
Are American Women Quarters silver proofs real silver?
Yes. Each silver proof is .999 fine silver and weighs 6.343 g, against 5.670 g for a clad quarter.
How do I tell a silver proof from a clad proof?
Look at the edge. A clad quarter shows a copper stripe between its copper-nickel layers; a silver proof is silver all the way through. A silver proof is also heavier, at 6.343 g.
Can I find a proof American Women Quarter in change?
Very rarely. Proofs were sold only to collectors in sets, and only end up in circulation when someone spends one.

Sources

Last verified: October 2026. Mintage figures are final.