Lets see some Standing Liberty Quarters

I thought it would be nice to see some Standing Liberty Quarters from the forum. Jim

 

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This be my only one but I love it non the less.

 

I bought this in May of this year, I thought the toning was really cool. It's my only graded SLQ, but would love more.

 

Here's a tough one.
Lance.

 

This coin has a touch of organic matter on the obverse at 9 o'clock. Ithink I'll soak it in acetone and remove the stuff.

 

A couple of my favorite coins.

 

Great toning on that 1917. I like it.

 

Nice one Lance! Here's another toughie.

 

Horay for boobies!

I mean SLQs!

:goofer:

 

Joey, Have you been able to discern the date on this coin? I can't tell from the photo. I see the S.

 

I've always loved these.. When I was a kid I got a new metal detector and my very first coin I found in an old church yard was a 1923 SLQ. It was along the edge of the sidewalk and the grass. I can't for the life of me remember if I kept it or what I did with it as things changed several times for me over those years...

 

Something tells me I am going to drool over this entire thread....
Can't find my pics and my camera has gone permanently missing but there's one in my avatar. Used to carry it around in my pocket but it disappeared one day and I have no clue where.

 

A couple from SkyMan's collection

 

Its a Ty1, so there is only one possibility: 1917-S

 

Yes, I have been able to compare photos with some online sources including info from fellow coin talkers and it is a Type 1 1917S.

 

23-p

 

This is my only one to date. A 1929 plain. One day, upon winning the lottery I would love to snag a 1916 in MS. Until then, I will chip away slowly....also, and call me crazy, but I have more of an itch for the old (32-64) Washingtons than I do for SLQs.

 

I had gotten this from my father. He has had it for 50 or so years. It's ugly but I'll keep it.

 

This one isn't pleasing to everyone's eye, but I like it because it's uniquely toned and the details pop in a certain way through the toning.