1919 – 1930 US Standing Liberty Quarters — Set of 2 Coins — Both Different Dates Average Circulated to Fine

Description

Set of 2 Standing Liberty Quarters. The picture shows typical coins. YOU WILL NOT RECEIVE ALL OF THE COINS IN THE PICTURE. You will receive 2 coins with full readable dates. Coins will be dated from 1919 to 1930. Some have mint marks. 2 different dates. No holes no grime no slicks no junk silver just nice collectible silver coins. The coins will grade from average circulated to fine. You will receive two coins in a nice presentation velveteen bag. Some coin history: The Standing Liberty design features Lady Liberty holding an olive branch in one hand and a shield in the other. The design is heavily symbolic as the coins were first produced during the outbreak of WWI Liberty faces the East and bears her shield in that direction showing that she is ready to face the threat of European war but still holds out hope for peace with the olive branch in her other hand. While the first iteration of the design in 1916 featured a bare breasted Lady Liberty a 1917 revision clad Liberty in a chainmail top. The Standing Liberty quarter dollar series was one of several new coin designs introduced in the first decades of the 20th century the ultimate result of Teddy Roosevelt’s efforts to beautify the nation’s coinage. The Walking Liberty replaced the Barber quarter design which had been used since 1892 and was not considered particularly attractive or notable. The Standing Liberty quarter was popular with the public throughout its tenure until it was ultimately replaced by the Washington quarter design in 1932. You will receive 2 Standing Liberty quarters dated between 1919 1930
Condition will be average circulated to fine with some heavy wear but all major design details intact
Considered the most beautiful quarter design produced by the US Mint
On hand and ships immediately


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