The 1927-S Standing Liberty Quarter has the second lowest mintage of series and represents a significant conditional rarity. Just 396,000 pieces were produced and released for circulation. More notably, only an incredibly small number of these pieces survive which exhibit the “full head” designation. According to specialist J.H. Cline, only one percent of the entire [...]

The 1918/7-S Standing Liberty Quarter is an extremely rare and popular overdate, especially in uncirculated condition. A single obverse die was overdated before producing an unknown number of the 11,072,000 Standing Liberty Quarters struck in San Francisco during the year. The obverse die was created at the Philadelphia Mint where it was impressed once with [...]

The 1916 Standing Liberty Quarter is the lowest mintage coin of the series by far, with a mere 52,000 pieces produced. This issue actually ranks as one of the lowest mintage circulating coins of the entire twentieth century, solidifying its status as an important key date. The tiny mintage was struck at the Philadelphia Mint [...]

Collectors of Standing Liberty Quarters pay particular attention to the details of Liberty’s head. Because of the nature of the coins design, relatively few specimens were struck and survive with full details of Liberty’s hair and face. A designation known as “Full Head” (FH) is assigned to coins which have all of the details present. [...]

The Standing Liberty Quarter was struck in a composition of 90% silver and 10% copper. The coins have a standard weight of 6.25 grams (96 grains) in uncirculated condition and a diameter of 24.3 mm. All coins have a reeded edge. The mintmark for the pieces produced in San Francisco and Denver is found on [...]