Standing Liberty Silver Quarter, Date Worn — 90% Silver

A classic Standing Liberty quarter — the short-lived design that ran from 1916 to 1930 and is still one of the most beautiful coins the U.S. Mint ever produced. Both sides are photographed here. The obverse shows Liberty in full stride with shield and olive branch; the reverse has the soaring eagle in good relief. The date, unfortunately, has worn flat — a very common fate for this series, as the date sat on a high point and was the first thing to go. Mint mark not legible from photos; verify in hand. Details: - Series: Standing Liberty Quarter - Date: not legible — worn flat (verify in hand) - Mint Mark: not visible in photos — verify in hand - Denomination: Quarter Dollar - Silver Content: 90% silver (pre-1965) Circulated with moderate to heavy wear overall; design elements still clear on both sides despite the flat date. Honest silver at a honest price. The Standing Liberty quarter's design was so admired — and so controversial for depicting a bare-breasted Liberty — that the Mint quietly added a coat of mail to her chest just one year after the design debuted in 1916. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.