• 1930 is the last year the Standing Liberty Quarter was minted, marking the end of an era!

• Minted in Philadelphia and composed of 90% silver

• One of the lowest mintage pieces in the series, making it highly collectible!

Introducing the 1930-P Standing Liberty Quarter, the last classic quarter that holds a special place in the hearts of numismatists and collectors alike. Minted in the final year of the series, the 1930-P is one of the lowest mintage pieces, adding to its allure and desirability. This quarter is celebrated not just for its rarity, but for its unique and iconic design that sets it apart from other U.S. coinage.

The Standing Liberty Quarter is notable for several reasons. Early issues featured Lady Liberty with an exposed breast, which sparked controversy and led to a quick redesign to cover this detail. This historical anecdote adds an intriguing layer of significance to the coin. Moreover, it is the only quarter in U.S. history that depicts Lady Liberty standing, a departure from the usual bust or seated depictions found on other quarters. This distinctive design element contributes to its popularity among collectors.

Another reason for its enduring appeal is that the 1930-P Standing Liberty Quarter was the last quarter minted before the introduction of the Washington Quarter in 1932, which continues to be produced today. This transition marks the end of an era in U.S. coinage, further solidifying the Standing Liberty Quarter's status as the 'Last Classic Quarter.'

Each 1930-P Standing Liberty Quarter available for purchase is minted in Philadelphia and offered in circulated condition, reflecting its journey through American history. Owning this piece allows collectors to hold a tangible piece of the past, a coin that encapsulates a unique moment in numismatic history.