1917-Type 1 Standing Liberty Quarter (Fine)The 1917 Type 1 Standing Liberty Quarter, minted in Philadelphia, features a striking design by Hermon A. MacNeil, showcasing Liberty standing boldly on the obverse with a shield and olive branch. In Fine condition, the coin exhibits heavy wear, with most details worn down, but the general features of Liberty and the eagle on the reverse are still visible. As the first year of the Standing Liberty series, the 1917 Type 1 quarter is an important and

still shows significant eye appeal and collector value due to its relatively high quality for this era

this coin has a relatively lower mintage compared to others in the series

with Liberty standing proudly on the obverse

In MS65 RB condition

though some of the finer features have faded

well-defined strike with strong details in both the design and lettering

The 1893-O Morgan Dollar in Very Good (VG) condition shows significant wear

The 1922 Peace Dollar MS65

it exhibits a rich

shows considerable wear

are still recognizable

is a rare and valuable coin in the Walking Liberty series due to its low mintage at the Denver Mint