Standing Liberty Silver Quarter, 90% Silver

A classic piece of American silver coinage — the Standing Liberty quarter, struck between 1916 and 1930. Both sides photograph well enough to confirm the type, and the flying eagle reverse is clear and bold. Details: - Series: Standing Liberty Quarter - Denomination: Quarter Dollar - Date: not legible in photo — verify in hand - Mint mark: "D" visible at bottom of obverse (Denver Mint) - Silver content: 90% silver (pre-1965) - Obverse: Liberty figure visible with moderate-to-heavy wear; fine detail largely flat - Reverse: Flying eagle with "E Pluribus Unum" readable; heavy field wear Circulated, well-worn example — details soft across the high points, but the type is unmistakable and the silver is real. Verify the date in hand, as it has worn beyond what the photo can confirm. The Standing Liberty quarter was designed by sculptor Hermon MacNeil, and the original 1916 design famously depicted Liberty with an exposed breast — revised in 1917 after public outcry. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.