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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;model77, post: 1365832, member: 34102&quot;]yep, the standing liberty coin hold the same amount of silver as the rest. you made it sound like they may be very worn though that could reduce it slightly if a lot of silver has worn away. I recently bought a roll of mercury dimes that were so worn that the stack looked like it was about 3-4 coins shorter than a stack of newer coins! that is a significant loss of mass/silver. </p><p><br /></p><p>U.S. MINT SPECIFICATIONS</p><p>Denomination:&nbsp; &nbsp; $0.25</p><p>Obverse Image:&nbsp; &nbsp; Standing Lady Liberty</p><p>Reverse Image:&nbsp; &nbsp; American eagle in flight.</p><p>Metal Composition:&nbsp; &nbsp; 90% silver, 10% copper</p><p>Total Weight:&nbsp; &nbsp; 6.25 grams</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>U.S. MINT SPECIFICATIONS</p><p>Denomination:&nbsp; &nbsp; $0.25</p><p>Obverse Image:&nbsp; &nbsp; George Washington, first President of the United States.</p><p>Reverse Image:&nbsp; &nbsp; The presidential coat of arms (an eagle with outstretched wings).</p><p>Metal Composition:&nbsp; &nbsp; 90% silver, 10% copper</p><p>Total Weight:&nbsp; &nbsp; 6.25 grams[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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