1929-S Standing Liberty Quarter G4

1929-S Standing Liberty Quarter G4 has the kind of presence collectors notice—clear identity and classic U.S. coin appeal. Struck at the San Francisco Mint in 1929, this example carries the distinctive S mint mark and belongs to the Standing Liberty Quarter series, a design that collectors have long admired for its bold depiction of Liberty. Hermon MacNeil’s obverse shows Liberty striding forward, shield raised and olive branch extended, while the reverse features a flying eagle in flight.

The coin is composed of 90 % silver and 10 % copper, giving it the familiar heft and luster of early-twentieth-century U.S. silver. From the Standing Liberty Quarter series, this issue fits naturally into type sets, year sets, and showcase collections. Its San Francisco origin and recognized place among the series’ popular dates make it an appealing addition for collectors who value both design and historical context.

Key features

• Year: 1929
• Mint: San Francisco Mint
• Denomination: 25¢
• Composition: 90% silver, 10% copper
• Weight: 0.1808 troy oz
• Designer: Hermon A. MacNeil
• Obverse: Hermon MacNeil Standing Liberty obverse with flying eagle reverse.
• Varieties: 1929-S
• Grade: G4