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1930-S Standing Liberty Silver Quarter Main Image

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After only 15 years of mintage, the beautiful Standing Liberty quarter was struck for the last time in 1930. Designed by sculptor Hermon A. MacNeil, these 90% silver coins depict the figure of Liberty standing at a gateway, holding a shield in her left hand and an olive branch in her right hand. The reverse features an impressive eagle in flight, surrounded by 13 stars representing the original colonies. Add the prized last-year-of-issue 1930-S Standing Liberty quarter to your collection today!

1930-S Standing Liberty Quarter CIRC

1930-S Standing Liberty Quarter Main Image

After only 15 years of mintage, the beautiful Standing Liberty quarter was struck for the last time in 1930. Designed by sculptor Hermon A. MacNeil, these 90% silver coins depict the figure of Liberty standing at a gateway, holding a shield in her left hand and an olive branch in her right hand. The reverse features an impressive eagle in flight, surrounded by 13 stars representing the original colonies. Add the prized last-year-of-issue 1930-S Standing Liberty quarter to your collection today!

1930-S Standing Liberty Quarter

1930-S Standing Liberty Quarter VG#2 Main Image

1930-S Standing Liberty Quarter VG#2

1930-S Standing Liberty Quarter VG Main Image

1930-S Standing Liberty Quarter VG

1930-S Standing Liberty Silver Quarter

1929 Standing Liberty Silver Quarter Main Image

1929 Standing Liberty Quarter CIRC Main Image

The Standing Liberty quarter of 1916-1930 bears one of the most beautiful coinage designs in American history. Created by the noted sculptor Hermon A. MacNeil, this short-lived quarter depicts Liberty standing at a gateway. She holds a shield in her left hand and an olive branch in her right hand. The reverse of this handsome coin features an impressively detailed eagle in flight. Struck in 90% fine silver, the 1929 Standing Liberty quarter is a prized keepsake of the fascinating Roaring Twenties.

1929 Standing Liberty Quarter CIRC

1929 Standing Liberty Quarter G Main Image

1929 Standing Liberty Quarter G

1929 Standing Liberty Quarter VG#2 Main Image

1929 Standing Liberty Quarter VG#2

1929 Standing Liberty Quarter VF Main Image

1929 Standing Liberty Quarter VF

1929 Standing Liberty Quarter XF Main Image

1929 Standing Liberty Quarter XF

The Standing Liberty quarter of 1916-1930 bears one of the most beautiful coinage designs in American history. Created by the noted sculptor Hermon A. MacNeil, this short-lived quarter depicts Liberty standing at a gateway. She holds a shield in her left hand and an olive branch in her right hand. The reverse of this handsome coin features an impressively detailed eagle in flight. Struck in 90% fine silver, the 1929 Standing Liberty quarter is a prized keepsake of the fascinating Roaring Twenties.

1929 Standing Liberty Silver Quarter

1926 Standing Liberty Silver Quarter Main Image

1926 Standing Liberty Quarter CIRC Main Image

When introduced in 1916, the Standing Liberty quarter was one of 3 U.S. silver coins receiving highly acclaimed new designs that year. The new motif for the quarter was the work of noted sculptor Hermon A. MacNeil, and new designs for the dime and half dollar were created by the equally prominent sculptor A. A. Weinman. Until these exciting and artistic new coins debuted, the U.S. dime, quarter and half dollar had for many years featured the same design. Get the 1926 Standing Liberty quarter today.

1926 Standing Liberty Quarter CIRC

1926 Standing Liberty Quarter G Main Image

1926 Standing Liberty Quarter G

1926 Standing Liberty Quarter VG#2 Main Image

1926 Standing Liberty Quarter VG#2

1926 Standing Liberty Quarter VG Main Image

1926 Standing Liberty Quarter VG

When introduced in 1916, the Standing Liberty quarter was one of 3 U.S. silver coins receiving highly acclaimed new designs that year. The new motif for the quarter was the work of noted sculptor Hermon A. MacNeil, and new designs for the dime and half dollar were created by the equally prominent sculptor A. A. Weinman. Until these exciting and artistic new coins debuted, the U.S. dime, quarter and half dollar had for many years featured the same design. Get the 1926 Standing Liberty quarter today.

1926 Standing Liberty Silver Quarter

1928-S Standing Liberty Silver Quarter Main Image

1928-S Standing Liberty Quarter Main Image

The Standing Liberty quarter`s debut year of 1916 was historic for U.S. coinage. After many years of bearing the same design, America`s dimes, quarters and half dollars were each given their own artistic and highly acclaimed motifs. The noted sculptor Hermon A. MacNeil created the alluring Standing Liberty quarter, while the equally prominent sculptor A. A. Weinman designed the beautiful Mercury dime and Liberty Walking half dollar. Add the historic 1928-S Standing Liberty quarter to your collection today.

1928-S Standing Liberty Quarter

The Standing Liberty quarter&#39;s debut year of 1916 was historic for U.S. coinage. After many years of bearing the same design, America&#39;s dimes, quarters and half dollars were each given their own artistic and highly acclaimed motifs. This seldom-seen coin circulated during the heyday of flapper girls, Speakeasies, and gangster Al Capone. <ul><li>Designed by noted sculptor Hermon A. MacNeil</li><li>Issued for only 15 years</li><li>The shortest quarter series in the 20th century</li><li>America&#39;s last quarter series struck entirely in 90% silver</li></ul> Add the classic Standing Liberty quarter to your collection today.

1928-S Standing Liberty Silver Quarter

1926-S Standing Liberty Silver Quarter Main Image

1926-S Standing Liberty Quarter CIRC Main Image

When introduced in 1916, the Standing Liberty quarter was one of 3 U.S. silver coins receiving highly acclaimed new designs that year. The new motif for the quarter was the work of noted sculptor Hermon A. MacNeil, and new designs for the dime and half dollar were created by the equally prominent sculptor A. A. Weinman. Until these exciting and artistic new coins debuted, the U.S. dime, quarter and half dollar had for many years featured the same design. Get the 1926-S Standing Liberty quarter today.

1926-S Standing Liberty Quarter CIRC

1926-S Standing Liberty Quarter G Main Image

1926-S Standing Liberty Quarter G

1926-S Standing Liberty Quarter VG Main Image

1926-S Standing Liberty Quarter VG

1926-S Standing Liberty Quarter F#2 Main Image

1926-S Standing Liberty Quarter F#2

When introduced in 1916, the Standing Liberty quarter was one of 3 U.S. silver coins receiving highly acclaimed new designs that year. The new motif for the quarter was the work of noted sculptor Hermon A. MacNeil, and new designs for the dime and half dollar were created by the equally prominent sculptor A. A. Weinman. Until these exciting and artistic new coins debuted, the U.S. dime, quarter and half dollar had for many years featured the same design. Get the 1926-S Standing Liberty quarter today.

1926-S Standing Liberty Silver Quarter

1925 Standing Liberty Silver Quarter Main Image

1925 Standing Liberty Quarter CIRC Main Image

While the design of the Standing Liberty quarter was well received, by late 1924 it had become evident that the date (on the pedestal below Liberty) was wearing off too easily. Beginning with the 1925 quarters, the date is recessed, and protected, below the surface of the pedestal. The "recessed date" coins of 1925 through the end of the series in 1930 are often referred to as Type 3. In 1925, the first year of these modified Standing Liberty quarters, the coins were struck only at the Philadelphia Mint.

1925 Standing Liberty Quarter CIRC

1925 Standing Liberty Quarter G Main Image

1925 Standing Liberty Quarter G

1925 Standing Liberty Quarter VG#2 Main Image

1925 Standing Liberty Quarter VG#2

1925 Standing Liberty Quarter VG Main Image

1925 Standing Liberty Quarter VG

1925 Standing Liberty Quarter F Main Image

1925 Standing Liberty Quarter F

While the design of the Standing Liberty quarter was well received, by late 1924 it had become evident that the date (on the pedestal below Liberty) was wearing off too easily. Beginning with the 1925 quarters, the date is recessed, and protected, below the surface of the pedestal. The "recessed date" coins of 1925 through the end of the series in 1930 are often referred to as Type 3. In 1925, the first year of these modified Standing Liberty quarters, the coins were struck only at the Philadelphia Mint.

1925 Standing Liberty Silver Quarter

1929-D Standing Liberty Silver Quarter Main Image

1929-D Standing Liberty Quarter Main Image

The Standing Liberty quarter of 1916-1930 bears one of the most beautiful coinage designs in American history. Created by the noted sculptor Hermon A. MacNeil, this short-lived quarter depicts Liberty standing at a gateway. She holds a shield in her left hand and an olive branch in her right hand. The reverse of this handsome coin features an impressively detailed eagle in flight. Struck in 90% fine silver, the 1929-D Standing Liberty quarter is a prized keepsake of the fascinating Roaring Twenties.

1929-D Standing Liberty Quarter

1929-D Standing Liberty Silver Quarter

1917 Standing Liberty Silver Quarter, Variety 1 Main Image

1917 Standing Liberty Quarter, Type 1 Main Image

Introduced in 1916, the beautiful 90% silver Standing Liberty quarter was designed by noted sculptor Hermon A. MacNeil. The obverse of the 1916 and early 1917 coins (Type 1) depicts Liberty standing in a gateway, wearing a gown but with her right breast exposed. Liberty would be "covered up" partway through 1917, and the Type 1 coins quickly became collector favorites. The reverse of the 1916-1930 Standing Liberty quarters features an impressive and artistic eagle in flight.

1917 Standing Liberty Quarter, Type 1

Introduced in 1916, the beautiful 90% silver Standing Liberty quarter was designed by noted sculptor Hermon A. MacNeil. The obverse of the 1916 and early 1917 coins (Type 1) depicts Liberty standing in a gateway, wearing a gown but with her right breast exposed. Liberty would be "covered up" partway through 1917, and the Type 1 coins quickly became collector favorites. The reverse of the 1916-1930 Standing Liberty quarters features an impressive and artistic eagle in flight.

1917 Standing Liberty Silver Quarter, Variety 1

1917-D Standing Liberty Silver Quarter, Variety 1 Main Image

1917-D Standing Liberty Quarter, Type 1 VF Main Image

1917-D Standing Liberty Quarter, Type 1 VF

1917-D Standing Liberty Quarter, Type 1 XF Main Image

1917-D Standing Liberty Quarter, Type 1 XF

1917-D Standing Liberty Quarter, Type 1 AU50 Main Image

1917-D Standing Liberty Quarter, Type 1 AU50

1917-D Standing Liberty Silver Quarter, Variety 1

1928-D Standing Liberty Silver Quarter Main Image

The Standing Liberty quarter`s debut year of 1916 was historic for U.S. coinage. After many years of bearing the same design, America`s dimes, quarters and half dollars were each given their own artistic and highly acclaimed motifs. The noted sculptor Hermon A. MacNeil created the alluring Standing Liberty quarter, while the equally prominent sculptor A. A. Weinman designed the beautiful Mercury dime and Liberty Walking half dollar. Add the historic 1928-D Standing Liberty quarter to your collection today.

1928-D Standing Liberty Silver Quarter

1928-D Standing Liberty Quarter Main Image

The Standing Liberty quarter's debut year of 1916 was historic for U.S. coinage. After many years of bearing the same design, America's dimes, quarters and half dollars were each given their own artistic and highly acclaimed motifs. The noted sculptor Hermon A. MacNeil created the alluring Standing Liberty quarter, while the equally prominent sculptor A. A. Weinman designed the beautiful Mercury dime and Liberty Walking half dollar. Add the historic 1928-D Standing Liberty quarter to your collection today.

1928-D Standing Liberty Quarter

1928 Standing Liberty Silver Quarter Main Image

The Standing Liberty quarter`s debut year of 1916 was historic for U.S. coinage. After many years of bearing the same design, America`s dimes, quarters and half dollars were each given their own artistic and highly acclaimed motifs. The noted sculptor Hermon A. MacNeil created the alluring Standing Liberty quarter, while the equally prominent sculptor A. A. Weinman designed the beautiful Mercury dime and Liberty Walking half dollar. Add the historic 1928 Standing Liberty quarter to your collection today.

1928 Standing Liberty Silver Quarter

The Standing Liberty quarter's debut year of 1916 was historic for U.S. coinage. After many years of bearing the same design, America`s dimes, quarters and half dollars were each given their own artistic and highly acclaimed motifs. The noted sculptor Hermon A. MacNeil created the alluring Standing Liberty quarter, while the equally prominent sculptor A. A. Weinman designed the beautiful Mercury dime and Liberty Walking half dollar. Add the historic 1928 Standing Liberty quarter to your collection today.

The Standing Liberty quarter's debut year of 1916 was historic for U.S. coinage. After many years of bearing the same design, America's dimes, quarters and half dollars were each given their own artistic and highly acclaimed motifs. The noted sculptor Hermon A. MacNeil created the alluring Standing Liberty quarter, while the equally prominent sculptor A. A. Weinman designed the beautiful Mercury dime and Liberty Walking half dollar. Add the historic 1928 Standing Liberty quarter to your collection today.

1927 Standing Liberty Silver Quarter Main Image

1927 Standing Liberty Quarter CIRC Main Image

When the beautiful Standing Liberty quarter was introduced in 1916, the First World War was already raging in Europe. The new quarter design reflected the mood and desire of the country at the time. Liberty stands proudly at a gateway, bearing a shield with her left arm and an olive branch in her right hand - symbolizing America`s readiness to defend itself, but also its desire for peace. The reverse depicts a proud American eagle in flight. Get the 1927 Standing Liberty quarter today.

1927 Standing Liberty Quarter CIRC

1927 Standing Liberty Quarter G Main Image

1927 Standing Liberty Quarter G

1927 Standing Liberty Quarter VG#2 Main Image

1927 Standing Liberty Quarter VG#2

1927 Standing Liberty Quarter VG Main Image

1927 Standing Liberty Quarter VG

1927 Standing Liberty Quarter F#2 Main Image

1927 Standing Liberty Quarter F#2

1927 Standing Liberty Quarter F Main Image

1927 Standing Liberty Quarter F

When the beautiful Standing Liberty quarter was introduced in 1916, the First World War was already raging in Europe. The new quarter design reflected the mood and desire of the country at the time. Liberty stands proudly at a gateway, bearing a shield with her left arm and an olive branch in her right hand &ndash; symbolizing America's readiness to defend itself, but also its desire for peace. The reverse depicts a proud American eagle in flight. Get the 1927 Standing Liberty quarter today.

1927 Standing Liberty Silver Quarter

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