Standing Liberty Quarters 1916-1930
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Coin Inventory: US: Twenty Five Cents: Standing Liberty Quarters 1916-1930 | ||||||
| Date | Grade | Catalog # | Description | Price | Item # | |
| Light silver, lustre shows, probably lightly dipped. | 1001-039 | |||||
| A pair of 1917 SLQ mounted in a custom Capital plastic holder. The T1 is a 63FH with a completely full strike and the T2 is also fully struck with some light hairlines that limited the grade. The pair are a great visual match. | 2311-064 | |||||
| An original piece that was a full head when new and still shows full shield rivets. A nice type coin. | 2309-007 | |||||
| Lustrous, original coin with a trace of toning. Struck on cracked planchet so the top of the 2 is missing, and a weak 0. The crack is right next to the 0 causing the weakness at the date. Very tough date to find! | 1412-005 | |||||
| A problem free coin with an early state teardrop die break and clear die clash in the space at the bottom of the skirt. | 1301-159 | |||||
| Nice VF 30 details, but some rim damage (see photos). Still looks nice to the eye. | 1006-054-01 | |||||
| Large S, teardrop; A medium grey coin with some toning. Shows a nice teardrop die break at the right top of the skirt on a large S coin. There is a faint die clash visible on the lower left skirt. | 1301-160 | |||||
| CONECA RPM-001; A very rare variety, the first I've owned. I discovered it about 20 years ago. The MM is repunched north, and the whole curve is visible. Not even listed in Cherrypicker's. Time to sell. | 0202-042 | |||||
| Nice look. | 0809-266 | |||||
| A well struck example with light overall gold toning. I have to mention a couple of dark spots that don't affect the eye appeal. | 1908-075 | |||||