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31 Μαρ 2008 · Look at the "two dots then a short line" on the top of liberty head; On 1917 those are very distinctive and complete; on 1916 the "short line" is weak almost missing; Two pairs of dots each side are very weak. The other one is the relative position of the star under "W" of "WE TRUST".
18 Δεκ 2006 · There are several ways to differentiate the 1916 from the 1917 (both type 1's): First: the toe on the 1926 extends over the 'ledge' that Liberty is standing on; 2) the drapery on Liberty's right (your left) is raised above the base, ledge, and on the 1917 it is even.
The "Type One" Standing Liberty quarter was only minted for two years, 1916 and 1917. Nearly all 1917 Type One quarters were struck with full head detail. However, 1916 Standing Liberty quarters often have softly struck heads.
1916 Standing Liberty Quarter: Minting information, specifications, characteristics, current melt value, and past sales prices. Issued by the U.S. Mint in 1916.
The result is that, while the high mintage 1917 Type I is one of the most common Standing Liberty quarters in Mint State, the low mintage 1916 is one of the scarcest.
12 Αυγ 2020 · 1917 Standing Liberty Quarter. 1917 quarters were not only issued with both types but were also struck at multiple mints. The ones from the Philadelphia Mints of both varieties had much higher mintages of respectively 8,740,000 for 1917 Type 1 and 13,880,000 for 1917 Type 2.
Hermon A. MacNeil’s Standing Liberty design graced United States quarter dollar coins from 1916 to 1930. Replacing the Barber quarter and preceding the famous Washington quarter that would being production in 1932, Standing Liberty quarter production spanned from World I until the Great Depression.
