Standing Liberty Silver Quarter, Date Worn — 90% Silver

A classic Standing Liberty quarter — one of the most beloved designs in American coinage. Both sides photograph well enough to confirm the type, but the date on the obverse has worn flat and is not legible in these photos; verify in hand before bidding if the date matters to you. No mint mark is visible on the reverse below the eagle, which would suggest Philadelphia, but again — confirm in hand. Details: - Series: Standing Liberty Quarter (1916–1930) - Denomination: Quarter Dollar - Mint Mark: Not legible — verify in hand - Date: Not legible — worn flat, verify in hand - Silver Content: 90% silver (all Standing Liberty quarters) Circulated with significant wear — Liberty's head and shield details are flat, eagle feathers soft on the reverse. Honest silver with a great old design. The Standing Liberty quarter was struck during a turbulent era — the design debuted in 1916, the same year the U.S. was on the edge of entering World War I, and Liberty's exposed breast on the original design caused enough public controversy that the Mint quietly added chain mail to her chest in 1917. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.