The coin in question is a 1941 Washington Quarter, minted in Philadelphia (designated by the 'P' mint mark). This quarter is notable for its production type, being a Proof coin, which means it was struck with a special process to achieve a higher quality finish than standard coins, resulting in a sharp and detailed appearance. This quarter showcases the iconic designs of George Washington, who is depicted in profile on the obverse, symbolizing American heritage and history. The reverse features an eagle, a symbol of strength and freedom, making it a popular coin among collectors. The denomination of this coin is 25 cents, which is commonly known as a quarter. It has a diameter of 24.3 mm and weighs 6.25 grams, consistent with other example quarters in circulation. The coin is made of silver, contributing to its intrinsic value, and it has a mintage of just 15,287 pieces, highlighting its rarity and desirability among numismatists. Given its unique combination of year, mint type, and limited production, this 1941 Proof Washington Quarter represents not only a piece of America's numismatic history but also a collectible item with potential value in today's market.