Standing Liberty Quarters

This was a neat coin. There were still a few left in circulation when I was a boy, even though they stopped making them in 1930.

 

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I love the way the eagle looks on the reverse. Beautiful.

 

the first one was bare breasted

i was getting these as silver junk coins intill the guy ran out now i have to get washingtons

 

I want one! Still haven't been able to find one I like that doesn't break the bank. I'll keep searching though.

 

the only ones my store had where in the silver bin i see them all over ebay the date less ones are around melt value with out a date its a little hard to tell the date but there were 3 different kinds so it narrows it down some

 

I was thinking the same thing. the reverse of the slq is my favorite design of any coin.

 

Here is one of mine.

 

Cool series! Here's one of mine, a 1921. I have a few lose ones but this is the one I like to show off the most.

 

I sold this one last year, I miss it!

 

Yep, I would miss it too. Toned SLQ's are hard to come by, especially looking like that. :thumb:

 

Just bought two dateless ones for around melt.

 

All the ones posted in this thread are very pretty. I have always liked this design very much.

 

I can see why, beautiful coin!!!!

 

Live and learn.

 

In 1916 they came out with three beautiful coins: Mercury dime, standing liberty quarter, and walking liberty half.

 

I just love the look of these coins. I think the eagle on the back is stunning, but I still haven't had the opportunity to buy a really nice example. And the tone on that one above is awesome!!

 

Mine is dated 1931

 

Cline is convinced that a few 1931 examples do exist. The 1931 Master Die was made as were some of the working dies. Ya never know

 

Here is one of my SLQ's. The '28 D is typically one of the worst struck issues. Only 3 FH's exist in MS 67 and somewhere around 70 in MS 65 and MS 66. This one is somewhat close but would never make it.