Standing Liberty Quarter Mintage

The Standing Liberty Quarter was struck each year from 1916 to 1930, with the exception of 1922 when no quarters were produced. The mintages for the series range from an extreme low for the first year of issue to relatively high levels for subsequent issues of the series.

Coins were minted variously at the Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco Mints. The series is divided into two distinct varieties. The first was struck during 1916 and a portion of 1917 and features a depiction of Liberty with an exposed breast. The second variety was used from 1917 until the conclusion of the series and features Liberty with a covered breast and three stars beneath the eagle on the reverse.

The mintage low occurred for the 1916 Standing Liberty Quarter at only 52,000 pieces. A second low mintage date is the 1927-S at 296,000 pieces. The highest mintage occurred in 1920 when 27,860,000 coins were produced at the Philadelphia Mint.

The table below displays the mintages for Standing Liberty Quarters produced for circulation.

Standing Liberty Quarter Mintages

IssueMintage
191652,000
1917, Variety 18,740,000
1917-D, Variety 11,509,200
1917-S, Variety 11,952,000
1917, Variety 213,880,000
1917-D, Variety 26,224,400
1917-S, Variety 25,552,000
191814,240,000
1918-D7,380,800
1918-S11,072,000
191911,324,000
1919-D1,944,000
1919-S1,836,000
192027,860,000
1920-D3,586,400
1920-S6,380,000
19211,916,000
19239,716,000
1923-S1,360,000
192410,920,000
1924-D3,112,000
1924-S2,860,000
192512,280,000
192611,316,000
1926-D1,716,000
1926-S2,700,000
192711,912,000
1927-D976,000
1927-S396,000
19286,336,000
1928-D1,627,600
1928-S2,644,000
192911,140,000
1929-D1,358,000
1929-S1,764,000
19305,632,000
1930-S1,556,000