The 1924 Standing Liberty Quarter carries the distinctive presence that collectors notice right away, with its clear identity rooted in early twentieth-century U.S. coinage. Hermon MacNeil’s Standing Liberty figure commands the obverse, balanced by a flying eagle on the reverse. Struck in 90 percent silver and 10 percent copper at a weight of 0.18084 troy ounces, the issue stands as an artistic quarter admired for its bold Liberty portrayal.

Type-set demand keeps this date in steady circulation among collectors, alongside the series’ popular keys such as the 1916 and 1918/7-S. Its silver content adds straightforward bullion appeal that broadens interest beyond pure numismatics.

Key features

• Year: 1924
• Denomination: 25¢
• Composition: 90% silver, 10% copper
• Weight: 0.1808 troy oz
• Designer: Hermon A. MacNeil
• Obverse: Hermon MacNeil Standing Liberty obverse with flying eagle reverse.
• Varieties: Type 1 exposed breast 1916-1917; Type 2 recessed breast 1917-1930
• Grade: VG8