Standing Liberty Quarter (type II)

Rusty Hammer

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Hello all,

I just found a 1918 Bare-Breasted Standing Liberty Quarter.

It is a type 2 with the stars under the flying eagle.

This is my oldest coin found so far...

I just bought a Garrett ACE 250 today.

I headed to the park for a test drive over to the happy hunting grounds again.

Found my third nickel ever right off the bat!

Then the Ace 250 hit hard on fifty cents!

There it was four inches deep right on top of the plug looking at me!

I looked for the other quarter but could not find it. LOL :wink: ;D

I wounder if anyone know what one is worth now days?

The photo is not of the one I found...

HH
Rusty
 

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Re: Bare Breasted Standing Liberty Quarter (type II)

Rusty...unless I am mistaken the only year the SLQ were bare breasted was 1917 and that year the type 1 was bare breasted and then they corrected in on the 1917 type II and all others following that were corrected. The sure way to tell if a SLQ is a type I is that their will be no stars on the bottom reverse of the coin.
 

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Re: Bare Breasted Standing Liberty Quarter (type II)

1916 & 1917 Type one is Bare Brested.

It is hard to tell on Some Type Twos But she is Definately Clothed
on yours I'm sure . Sorry
 

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Re: Bare Breasted Standing Liberty Quarter (type II)

Awesome Find with your new machine there. Bet that got ya excited to what ya will find next :)
 

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Jeff of pa is correct on that, but your coin is nice pretty nice condition none the less & still a tremendous find!
 

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Re: Bare Breasted Standing Liberty Quarter (type II)

To answer your question of value here is the values from G-4 TO AU58 (GOOD TO ALMOST UNCIR)

1918 17.00 21.00 26.00 31.00 48.00 82.00 85.00 92.00 108.00
 

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Re: Bare Breasted Standing Liberty Quarter (type II)

Rusty Hammer said:
The photo is not of the one I found...

HH
Rusty

Just an FYI

He says this is Not His.

Her shirt seems to have worn smooth on Most Standing Liberties
This is Why she appears to be Showing in Dug & Well worn
Standing Liberties
 

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Rusty Hammer

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Mainedigger said:
Rusty...unless I am mistaken the only year the SLQ were bare breasted was 1917 and that year the type 1 was bare breasted and then they corrected in on the 1917 type II and all others following that were corrected. The sure way to tell if a SLQ is a type I is that their will be no stars on the bottom reverse of the coin.


Hi Maindigger,

Thanks for the help.
The date is covered and I can not see the date only part of a "0" or part of the "8".
I called the guy at The Coin Shop today on the phone after I washed it, a little bit.
He said, about same as you. He did say, they change during the year 1917 making it a Type 2 as well as others that followed.
In 1918 the corrected it by covering with a chain pattern. This one does not have the chain pattern. (until cleaned)
Making this one a type 2 or one that was corrected with the three stars... (I can only see maybe one star for sure)
It needs cleaning very badly. The coin shop guy said, it worth about $10.00. To clean it would cost a lot more that $10.00
I just happy I found old coin for a change. I am good with calling it a SLQ.

Thanks Again!
Rusty
 

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Hello All,

Man, I can't wait to clean this Quarter now.

Any suggestion you guys?

I would hate make a mistake with it and harm it in anyway.

Rusty
 

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Rusty Hammer

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creeper71 said:
To answer your question of value here is the values from G-4 TO AU58 (GOOD TO ALMOST UNCIR)

1918 17.00 21.00 26.00 31.00 48.00 82.00 85.00 92.00 108.00

This is fun stuff!

Thank you.
RH
 

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Rusty Hammer said:
creeper71 said:
To answer your question of value here is the values from G-4 TO AU58 (GOOD TO ALMOST UNCIR)

1918 17.00 21.00 26.00 31.00 48.00 82.00 85.00 92.00 108.00

This is fun stuff!

Thank you.
RH
the price maybe more if thwere is a mint mark..I tried to blow pic up to see but couldn't see as the pixels broke up
 

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what kind of stuff does it have on it that you want to clean off?
 

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Great find regardless of the year or type.Silver should clean fairly easy.You might want to check the
cleaning and preservation section to tnet.
Jim
 

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grasshopper said:
what kind of stuff does it have on it that you want to clean off?
Golden1 said:
grasshopper said:
what kind of stuff does it have on it that you want to clean off?

I was wondering that myself :icon_scratch:

G1

Me too. That old coin stuff.

Mostly the dirt and some black stuff the found on silver...

R.H.
 

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creeper71 said:
Rusty Hammer said:
creeper71 said:
To answer your question of value here is the values from G-4 TO AU58 (GOOD TO ALMOST UNCIR)

1918 17.00 21.00 26.00 31.00 48.00 82.00 85.00 92.00 108.00

This is fun stuff!

Thank you.
RH
the price maybe more if thwere is a mint mark..I tried to blow pic up to see but couldn't see as the pixels broke up

I just now found a mint mark!

For sure it is a "S"

What is left of the date is ??20.

Also, it has across from the mint mark, the number "17" near the bottem star her left hand side.

Thanks for the help!
Rusty
 

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Sometimes silver will come out of the ground stained black. It usually requires electrolysis to remove this without damaging the coin.
 

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