Standing Liberty Silver Quarter, 90% Silver — Date Worn

A classic Standing Liberty quarter — one of the most beloved designs in American coinage, with Liberty striding through a gateway and an eagle in full flight on the reverse. Both sides are clearly identifiable and the type is unmistakable. Details: - Series: Standing Liberty Quarter (1916–1930) - Denomination: Quarter Dollar - Mint Mark: not visible on reverse — verify in hand - Date: worn flat, not legible in photos — verify in hand - Silver Content: 90% silver (all Standing Liberty quarters are pre-1965) - Obverse: Liberty figure visible, stars and gate present; red spot/discoloration noted near center - Reverse: eagle in flight clear, lettering sharp Heavily circulated — date and mint mark worn smooth on the obverse, which is the most common issue with this series. Silver content is certain regardless of date. The Standing Liberty quarter was only struck from 1916 to 1930, and early issues famously showed Liberty's bare breast — a detail that caused such a public stir that the design was revised in 1917. A coin with a story before it even left the mint. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.