1916 Standing Liberty Quarter No Date

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1916 standing liberty quarter no date.

1916 standing liberty quarter design bare chest copper coin gsm. So it s important to use the obverse features to identify an authentic 1916 standing quarter. The coins would continue to be minted through 1930 amidst two modifications to the original design. Although the date is worn it is still possible to differentiate between the 1916 and 1917 type one quarters with no date.

It succeeded the barber quarter which had been minted since 1892. The standing liberty quarter was struck by the united states mint from 1916 to 1930. Part way through production in 1917 they covered up miss liberty and. Type one meaning a bare breast on liberty and no stars underneath the eagle on the reverse.

Lot of 12 standing liberty quarters 90 silver no dates face value 3 lot 4 63 00 1 2 oz. Id 1916 standing liberty quarter no date. The 1916 standing liberty quarter is often seen with no date. The standing liberty quarter is a 25 cent coin that was struck by the united states mint from 1916 to 1930.

48 liberty standing and washington head 275 00 3d 17h. The extremely low mintage of the 1916 standing liberty quarter has resulted in that piece becoming a significant rarity that today commands prices of more than 3 000 for a specimen in a grade of good 4. For a base level uncirculated 1916 standing liberty quarter prices exceed 15 000. Production of the standing liberty ceased in 1931 a year in which no quarters were produced.

The standing liberty quarter was first minted in late 1916 although the first pieces would not be introduced into circulation until the following year. It succeeded the barber quarter which had been minted since 1892 featuring the goddess of liberty on one side and an eagle in flight on the other the coin was designed by american sculptor hermon atkins macneil. When it comes to no date standing quarters most collectors first look at the reverse to see if they re no stars since an authentic 1916 doesn t have any stars but the 1917 type 1 doesn t have stars either. In 1915 director of the mint robert w.

Woolley began steps to replace.