1927 San Francisco Standing Liberty Quarter Extremely Fine to Almost Uncirculated Condition

The 1927-S Standing Liberty Quarter is a key date in the series and a challenging find in higher grades, making it highly sought after by collectors. Struck at the San Francisco Mint, this quarter features Hermon A. MacNeil’s iconic design, depicting Lady Liberty holding a shield and an olive branch on the obverse, symbolizing both protection and peace. The reverse showcases an eagle in flight, a timeless representation of American strength and freedom.

1927 S Standing Liberty Quarter G/VG

With a mintage of just 396,000, the 1927-S is one of the lowest-mintage Standing Liberty Quarters, making it a semi-key date that is difficult to find, especially in better-preserved conditions. In Good to Very Good (G/VG) condition, the coin will exhibit moderate to heavy circulation wear, with visible outlines of Liberty and the eagle, though finer details may be worn smooth. Despite the wear, this quarter retains its historical significance and collectability.