1926 Standing Liberty Quarter

Legacy ColCon description (source information; not independently verified): Mintage 11,316,000. The composition of Standing Liberty Quarters from 1916-1930 is 90% silver and 10% copper. A Silver Quarter weighs 6.2500 grams, therefore the silver weight is 5.6250 grams or 0.1808 Troy ounces.

Connections

Produced by: United States Mint

Material construction

Homogeneous specification; not a specimen assay or condition assessment.

Whole object: 10% copper · 90% silver
Nominal mass composition of the whole object; not a specimen assay.
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Sources

s.1 — Reverse: 1926 Standing Liberty Quarter — reverse; 1926 Philadelphia Standing Liberty quarter; independent reference side

John Baumgart / Variety Slabbing Service (photograph); Hermon MacNeil (design) via Wikimedia Commons

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s.2 — Obverse: 1926 Standing Liberty Quarter — obverse; 1926 Philadelphia Standing Liberty quarter; independent reference side

John Baumgart / Variety Slabbing Service (photograph); Hermon MacNeil (design) via Wikimedia Commons

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s.3 — U.S. Mint, Domestic and Foreign Coins 1793–1976 (GPO, 1978)

pp.6–7/Table V; p.133/Exhibit II §13 (1873 standard); PDF14–15,141