No matter the condition or any kind of situation it is only worth a quarter but if a collector wants to buy it it may be worth a dollar The coin needs to be inspected in person. It's possible the mint mark was removed by someone using jeweler's tools, or it wasn't struck onto the coin as a result of a filled die - a bit of grease that got into the recess that forms the P or D next to Washington's wig. If the mint mark was removed it's a damaged coin. If it's a filled die error it could have some extra value depending on how much of the mint mark is missing. Without an in-person inspection it's not possible to give a more definite answer.
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