Bidspirit auction | Six (6) Standing Liberty Silver

Six (6) Standing Liberty Silver Quarters - No Dates Visible - Group of six (6) Standing Liberty quarters, dates worn smooth and not visible. Struck between 1916 and 1930 in 90% silver and 10% copper, each coin weighs 6.25 grams, for a total group weight of approximately 37.50 grams and an actual silver weight of approximately 1.45 troy ounces. Designed by Hermon A. MacNeil, the Standing Liberty quarter is widely regarded as one of the most artistic U.S. coin designs of the 20th century. Even in well-circulated condition, these pieces retain strong collector appeal due to their classic pre-Washington silver type status and bullion content.Based on visible design elements, these appear to be later Type II issues (1917?1930), identifiable by the recessed date area (now worn smooth) and modified reverse eagle. Surfaces show heavy circulation wear consistent with long commercial use; legends and major design outlines remain identifiable. A solid silver type grouping that offers both intrinsic silver value and numismatic interest. Condition: Heavily circulated, Good or lower, with dates worn off. Normal rim wear and surface marks consistent with extended circulation. Sold as a group of six.