Standing Liberty Silver Quarter, Date Worn — 90% Silver

A classic Standing Liberty quarter — one of the most beloved designs in American coinage, with Hermon MacNeil's full-figure Liberty on the obverse and a soaring eagle on the reverse. Both sides are clearly identifiable, and the denomination reads plainly on the reverse. Details: - Series: Standing Liberty Quarter (1916–1930) - Date: not legible in photos — verify in hand - Mint mark: not visible — verify in hand (on obverse, left of Liberty's base) - Denomination: Quarter Dollar - Silver content: 90% silver (all Standing Liberty quarters) Heavily circulated with significant wear to the high points — Liberty's head and shield detail are largely flat, and the date has worn away entirely, which is typical for this series. Eagle and lettering on the reverse are still readable. Solid silver content regardless of grade. The Standing Liberty quarter's date was notoriously prone to wearing off first — so common that the Mint recessed the date in 1925 to help it survive. This one didn't quite make it. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.