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1916 -1917 Walking Liberty Quarter ?

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Found this quarter on the floor at work the other day. It looks like ether 1916 or 1917 to me but not sure if you can tell its so warn. also wondering if its worth anything in this shape?


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Definitely a type 1 Standing Liberty (1916 or 1917). There are diagnostics that can be used to distinguish between the two when the date is worn off. Even in the condition that yours is in, a 1916 has significant value while a a 1917 is worth little more than melt. If you search the internet for differences in the two, you'll find info on how to distinguish between them. I think yours looks like a 1917 but I'm no expert on SLQ's. Give it time and others will chime in.
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Found this quarter on the floor at work the other day
Where do you work,are they taking applications
Nice find regardless of the date if you ask me.
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Here is one site: http://www.slqcoins.us/educational.html

Sorry, but based on the shield rivets and the bottom of the gown, I am leaning toward 1917
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1917 SLQ
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It's called a Standing Liberty quarter . Too worn to have any value above melt unless it can be determined to be a 1916 . Nice find .
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Great place to work. Keep checking the floor for more.









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Wow, lucky you!
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1916-1917 Standing Liberty quarter diagnostics
Originally posted on the CCF back in 2015

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Thank you all ! More research I will do... I turned a couple filters on in my camera settings to see if it would help & it looked more like a 1916 but still not sure. I will take all advise and check into more. I will be back with more questions I'm sure. By the way I manage a Bar. lol that should explain.
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From your photos, it is almost certainly a 1917 using the diagnostics posted by Mathew. Either way, that is an amazing to find at face value, let alone free!
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Design characteristics say it is a 1917.
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yes, I see the difference. Thanks all your great ! 1916 would of been really nice but will put the coin up never the less.
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