Standing Liberty Silver Quarter, Date Not Visible

A classic Standing Liberty quarter — one of the most beloved designs in American coinage. Only the obverse is pictured; the reverse (and mint mark, which appears on the reverse of this series) are not shown. The date below Liberty's feet is not legible in this photo — verify in hand before bidding if the date matters to you. Details: - Denomination: Quarter dollar - Series: Standing Liberty (Hermon MacNeil design, minted 1916–1930) - Silver content: 90% silver (all Standing Liberty quarters are pre-1965) - Date: Not legible in photo — verify in hand - Mint mark: Reverse not pictured — not confirmed Circulated with moderate to heavy wear; Liberty's head and shield details are softened, consistent with honest pocket change. Still a solid 90% silver piece. The Standing Liberty quarter was redesigned mid-run in 1917 partly because Liberty's exposed chest on the original design caused public controversy — so they gave her a coat of chain mail. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.