1916–1930 Standing Liberty Silver Quarter 3-pc Mint Mark Set

Standing Liberty Quarter Mint Mark Set

Fish around in your spare change and you’ll find plenty of Washington Quarters. This is the coin most people think of when they hear the word “quarter,” but 90 years ago between 1916 and 1930, the coin you’d find in your pocket was the Standing Liberty Quarter.

Struck in 90% fine silver, it displays a proud image of Lady Liberty with her left arm raised, uncovering a shield to protect our nation while in her right hand she holds the olive branch of peace. On the reverse, a bold eagle soars through the heavens. It’s a striking design, and during its existence it was struck at three different U.S. Mint branches: Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco.

Struck for only 14 years, this is one of the shortest-lived Quarters series ever released by the United States Mint and tracking down all three mint marks is no easy task. Let us do the work for you and secure this wonderful 3-coin set today! Each coin comes in circulated condition, housed together in a deluxe presentation case. Dates vary.

• SHORT-LIVED ICONIC DESIGN – The design of Miss Liberty standing shield in hand and holding an olive branch was designed by sculptor Herman Atkins MacNeil. The coin’s reverse shows a flying eagle. The series was struck for just 15 years from 1916-1930 and was replaced in 1932 by the Washington Quarter.
• COMPLETE MINT MARK SET – This set includes a Standing Liberty Quarter from each of the mints that struck it — Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco. Dates vary.
• STRUCK IN FINE SILVER – Each coin was struck in 6.25 grams of 90% silver and measures 24.3 mm in diameter.
• LEGAL-TENDER COINS – These Standing Liberty Silver Quarters were 25 cents legal tender in the United States.

Act now to secure this 1916–1930 Standing Liberty Silver Quarter Three-Piece Mint Mark Set – a complete set of Standing Liberty Quarters from each mint that struck the historic and iconic coin!