90% Silver Standing Liberty Quarters $1 Face Value

This lot delivers $1 in face value of Standing Liberty Quarters, four coins struck in 90% silver between 1916 and 1930. Constitutional silver like this trades close to melt, which suits stackers, while the short-lived series gives collectors one of the most admired quarter designs the US ever issued. Dates and mintmarks vary, so your coins will arrive from years of our choosing.

Key Features:

• Approximately 0.712 oz of actual silver content per $1 face value
• Four quarters in a 90% silver, 10% copper composition
• Obverse: Liberty standing in a gateway with shield and olive branch
• Reverse: an eagle in full flight surrounded by stars

The obverse presents Liberty framed within a stone gateway, one hand raising an olive branch of peace while the other steadies a shield against whatever comes, a design born on the eve of America’s entry into World War I. LIBERTY spans the top rim, IN GOD WE TRUST splits across the gate’s panels, and the date sits on the pedestal below, with mintmarks appearing beside it on Denver and San Francisco strikes. Sculptor Hermon A. MacNeil designed the type, which ran only fourteen years before the Washington quarter replaced it in 1932. The reverse sends a bald eagle soaring through a field of thirteen stars, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and E PLURIBUS UNUM above and QUARTER DOLLAR below.

Coins in this lot show honest circulation wear consistent with their age; many Standing Liberty quarters wore their dates soft, and readable examples grow scarcer each year. Each coin measures 24.3 mm and weighs 6.25 grams gross.

Junk silver with a design this good is a rarity in itself: real US coinage, fractional silver weight, and a series collectors actively hunt. Add $1 face of Standing Liberty Quarters to your cart today before these century-old survivors climb further out of reach.