Liberty Seated Quarter

Liberty Seated Quarter

Silver

1838–1891

About This Series

The Liberty Seated quarter used Christian Gobrecht's design for over 50 years, with several modifications along the way. Arrows were added in 1853 for a weight reduction, the motto appeared in 1866, and arrows returned briefly in 1873-74. Collectors face a long date run across multiple mints, with genuinely tough issues at New Orleans and Carson City. The 1871-CC and 1873-CC No Arrows are the two hardest dates; both have low mintages and few survivors. Building a complete circulated set requires patience and a budget for the Carson City issues, which rarely appear in decent grades.

Specifications

Composition
90% Silver, 10% Copper
Fineness
90.0%
Weight
6.22 g
Diameter
24.3 mm
ASW
0.1800 oz
Years Produced
1838–1891

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