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1928-D Standing Liberty Quarter G4 captures the spirit of an era when the U.S. Mint embraced bold, sculptural designs. Struck at the Denver Mint, this 1928-D example belongs to the Standing Liberty series that ran from 1916 to 1930, a period when quarter-dollar artistry reached new heights. Hermon MacNeil’s obverse presents Liberty striding forward, shield raised and draped in flowing folds, while an eagle in flight fills the reverse.
The coin’s 90 percent silver composition gives it a pleasing heft, and the G4 grade—documented on the holder—preserves the essential details collectors seek in early-date Standing Liberty quarters. Type-set builders and series specialists prize the 1928-D for its place among the later, more attainable dates that still carry the series’ distinctive look. Its combination of historical design, silver content, and certified grade makes it a steady favorite for both album fillers and those assembling a complete set of twentieth-century quarters.
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