Standing Liberty Quarters

Here is one of my sets. I have another that is all slabbed in higher grades.

I love that series. I'd eventually would like to build a set.

I like the design. My best example resides in my 7070. But it has some kind of contamination I hope to deal with at some point.

I've got another 47 in a square tube that were saved from circulated 90% Ag coinage. Of those 47, nine have no readable dates, 38 do (1925-1930). I'm happy that I saved them from being melted.

At some point, I may want to upgrade my 7070 specimen, but the price will likely keep me from putting a series set together.

EDIT: OMG I just located 22 more from my silver stacking days that I hadn't entered in my spreadsheet. Like the first 47, the ones with a readable date are all from 1925-1930. There are five slicks in this addition.
Funny thing about SLQs, the mint mark outlasts the year. Out of 69 coins, there are 14 slicks (no date) and five of those have a mint mark. The mm is recessed enough to offer some protection.

That's 69 SLQs I bought for a bit over 'melt', back when spot was around $20.

Fans of SLQ and GTP will like Round 5.

Dang Gary, what's the back story on your 1916? Every time I think I have a good/great set, I see one like yours. Thanks for shaing. I've only seen them at coin shows.

The coinguy1964; I bought the 1916 in Oct 1998 as a EF45. I broke it out and later sent it to PCGS it now resides in a PCGS holder as a AU 53.

Amazing!