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According to Uncle Sam, a quarter is 0.0591745397 fluid ounces. Ignoring both geometry (finding the optimal arrangement of quarters in a 15 fl Oz can) and physics (the can's walls can stretch and bend allowing more than 15 fl Oz), this means you could fit 253.48 quarters in a 15 fl Oz can.
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