Standing Liberty Silver Quarter, Date Worn Flat

A classic Standing Liberty quarter — 90% silver, the real deal. Liberty stands in full relief with shield and olive branch, just as Hermon MacNeil designed her. Unfortunately this one falls into the "dateless" category: the date sits on a raised pedestal that wore smooth with circulation, and it's not legible in the photo or likely in hand either. The mint mark (visible at lower right as "M" — likely a Denver "D" partially struck) would need verification in hand as well. Details: - Series: Standing Liberty Quarter (Type 2, based on visible shield design) - Date: not legible — worn flat (common on this series) - Mint mark: appears to be "D" (Denver), lower right — verify in hand - Denomination: 25 cents - Silver content: 90% silver, pre-1965 - Side shown: obverse only — reverse not pictured Heavily circulated, flat on the high points, but the overall design is still readable and the silver is all there. A solid type-coin pick even without the date. Fun fact: The Standing Liberty quarter's date wore away so quickly in circulation that the U.S. Mint recessed the date into the design in 1925 — but millions of the earlier coins had already lost theirs for good. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.