$10 Face Value Standing Liberty Quarters No Dates 90% Silver 40-Coin Roll (Circulated)

MacNeil's Standing Liberty in a 40-Coin Roll of Dateless Quarters

This Standing Liberty quarters 40-coin roll contains 40 circulated U.S. Mint quarters in .900 fine silver, totaling $10 in face value and about 7.15 troy ounces of silver. No Dates means the dates on these quarters are worn away or unreadable, which is why the roll is described by face value and silver content. Coins may come from the Philadelphia, Denver or San Francisco mints.

A Short-Lived Quarter From 1916 to 1930

Hermon Atkins MacNeil designed the Standing Liberty quarter after a design competition in which Adolph Weinman won the dime and half dollar. Struck from 1916 to 1930, it shows Liberty striding through a gateway, holding a shield and an olive branch. The reverse depicts a bald eagle in flight with 13 stars for the original colonies. The Treasury later replaced it with the Washington quarter to mark the 200th anniversary of George Washington's birth.

Roll Facts

• Coins: 40 Standing Liberty quarters
• Face value: $10 (25 cents each)
• Fineness: .900 (90% silver)
• Total silver: about 7.15 troy oz
• Condition: circulated, dates not readable
• Mints: Philadelphia, Denver or San Francisco (random)

How Dealers Price Dateless Silver Quarters

Dateless 90% silver quarters are priced mostly on silver content, quoted from the spot price plus a premium that varies by dealer and quantity. Bullion Hunters shows published prices and buyback offers for this roll side by side. The same pricing logic applies to silver dimes, and you can browse more 90% silver coins.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does No Dates mean on Standing Liberty quarters?

It means the date on each coin is worn away or not legible. The quarters are still 90% silver, so a 40-coin roll at $10 face value holds about 7.15 troy ounces of silver.

How are Standing Liberty quarter rolls priced?

Dealers price the roll from the spot value of its roughly 7.15 troy ounces of silver, then add a premium. Because that premium differs by dealer and quantity, comparing published prices side by side shows the range.

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