Post your 1916-1930-PDS Standing Liberty Quarter

Its raw, but I believe it to be genuine. I believe the wavy lines on the wall are typical for Type I quarters. I checked a few on Heritage that show the same type of lines, but most pics are washed out from being overexposed, so my lighting may highlight it more.

 

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You can also look at the lines on the wall here. I believe they are meant to be either texture on the wall, or imaginary writing.

 

My Angles!

 

OMY!!!!! BEAUTIFUL!!!

 

I have almost half of the series done...these are just a few. I apologize I posted the 1920 quarter twice.

 

I'm still missing the 18/17 overdate, I found my 1916 (FR02, Details Damaged, certified by ICG - it's my profile pic) in a lot of 83 quarters I paid $4.70 each for on eBay last October (not from a coin seller from a consignment shop), so it does happen. I started wanting to build a G-VG set a couple years ago with my youngest son (now away from home in college) - now I'm building 4 sets - two in albums, two slabbed / graded, these damn things are addictive - my latest three purchases (by far my nicest)

 

Beautiful pieces above. All of these Depression/Prohibition era coins are addictive.

 

Both in my 7070 set

 

Accident post - deleted.

 

Most of the few I have are dateless. Indulged in a quality one a few years back.

 

Really enjoy the set. I have a low ball set on PCGS Registry. Favorite series.

 

I'm after a better one of those, mine is AG, thanks for posting, I love seeing it!

 

what ever happened to him?

 

And I thought I was observant...

just admiring some SQLs on this post, first time I ever noticed that my 1917 is a D! The invoice/receipt I received just shows it as a 1917.

And on this one that I received in change about 50 years ago... I always called it a 1917-S.

 

1917 Type 1

 

Here's my only one. 1927-d MS 64 FH with a CAC bean.

 

Great coins. SLQs are my favorite US series of coins. Back in the 1990s there was a SLQ club with quarterly publications based out of Albuquerque. It disappeared after a few years but I still have all of it's publications.