Dividend Policy Analysis. Since raising its dividend in December 2014, AT&T had a dividend yield of 5.78% on Sept. 18, 2015, which is calculated by dividing its annual dividend by its closing share price.
Although quarters were never made entirely of silver, the U.S. Mint completely stopped using silver in quarters in 1965, producing the last actual silver quarters in 1964. Prior to 1965, the Mint made quarters out of 10 percent copper and 90 percent silver.
1932-D and 1932-S quarters are among the most valuable of the non-error Washington silver quarters. The 1932-D and 1932-S can bring in $200 to $300 and up in higher-level circulated grades. However, most Washington silver quarters are worth between $3 to $4 each in typical worn grades. Be on the lookout, because Washington silver quarters still can pop up in circulation (although rarely). It is more likely that you will find one (or more) in rolls, collections, drawers, or an old jar of coins.