Standing Liberty Quarters
Standing Liberty Quarters were issued from 1916 to 1930. The original design had Ms. Liberty with an exposed breast.
The popular belief is that the Standing Liberty Quarter was redesigned in mid-1917 to properly cloth the proud lady due to public outrage. It is more likely that the addition of “chain mail” to cover her breast was to signify our entry into World War I.
Standing Liberty Quarters were minted in Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco.
- Found 57 items
1916. NGC. VG-10.$6,375.00Solid detail with a legible date and only light wear into the tops of the digits. The color is an original medium gray and the overall eye appeal is wonderful.
Item #209422 (1 / 57)
1917 T-2. PCGS. MS-66+. FH.$4,750.00Blast white and a sharp strike with no significant abrasions. Super quality!
Item #245656 (2 / 57)
1917-D T-1. NGC. MS-64. FH.$995.00Item #204451 (3 / 57)
1917-D T-1. PCGS. MS-65. FH.$1,875.00Sharply struck and devoid of noteworthy marks with blazing mostly white surfaces that have a trace of peripheral toning.
Item #206677 (4 / 57)
1917-D T-2. PCGS. AU-58.$345.00Item #249458 (5 / 57)
1917-S T-1. NGC. MS-64. FH.$1,595.00Sharply struck and lustrous with original toned surfaces.
Item #204655 (6 / 57)
1917-S T-1. PCGS. MS-65. FH.$2,795.00Sharply struck with vibrant luster. The obverse has a light golden glow while the reverse has an attractive blend of golden-orange and powder-blue toning. Housed in an old green label holder.
Item #219672 (7 / 57)
1917-S T-1. PCGS. VF-35.$195.00Item #238315 (8 / 57)
1918-D. PCGS. MS-66. FH.$12,500.00An extremely nice example of this better date with vibrant satiny white luster and a sharp strike. The head detail is remarkably sharp and the surfaces are devoid of noteworthy marks and just beautiful!
Item #239689 (9 / 57)
1918-D. PCGS. MS-67. FH.$49,500.00Described in Heritage's 2/22 Signature Sale, "Ex: Simpson. This 1918-D is what many Standing Liberty quarter collectors dream of acquiring but seldom have such a chance. It is quite simply one of the finest 1918-D quarters known, being one of just three Full Head pieces certified in MS67 with none finer ". This is indeed a very impressive coin with intense blazing luster accented by a few splashes of sun-gold toning. The strike is as sharp as this better date comes and the surfaces are stunning and devoid of marks.
Item #245516 (10 / 57)
1918/17-S. PCGS. VF-35.$7,250.00CAC. A scarce over-date that wasn't discovered until the 1930's so most survivors saw considerable circulation. This is an outstanding example with a bold date including a clear 8/7. The overall detail is strong and the surfaces are very attractive and a pleasing light silver-gray.
Item #239545 (11 / 57)
1919-D. PCGS. MS-65.$5,650.00Vibrant satiny luster with a white core accented by shades of violet and gold toning. A scarce and underrated issue in high grade.
Item #245486 (12 / 57)
1919-S. PCGS. AU-55.$1,295.00A pleasing example of this better date with strong detail and lustrous light silver-gray surfaces.
Item #208616 (13 / 57)
1920. NGC. MS-64.$415.00Item #232985 (14 / 57)
1920. PCGS. MS-64.$450.00Item #226122 (15 / 57)
1920. PCGS. MS-64. FH.$735.00Item #203403 (16 / 57)
1920-D. NGC. VF-30.$225.00Item #236154 (17 / 57)
1920-D. PCGS. MS-66. FH.$19,995.00An incredibly nice example of this better date with a sharp strike that includes full head detail and clear shield rivets. The surfaces are choice with rich brilliant luster and strong eye appeal. Just 6 FH examples have graded numerically finer at PCGS.
Item #246165 (18 / 57)
1920-S. PCGS. MS-62.$895.00Item #228528 (19 / 57)
1920-S. PCGS. MS-66.$5,750.00Well struck with 3/4 head detail and satiny white luster over choice surfaces. Just 6 coins have graded numerically finer at PCGS.
Item #248738 (20 / 57)
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