The Last Barber Quarter 1916 & Last Standing Liberty Quarter 1930 Set

Two of America’s most famous classic Quarters are the Barber and Standing Liberty series. The Quarter was a key coin in 20th century America, and this collection brings together the coveted last coin in each series. The final coins are particularly treasured among collectors because they mark the end of an era. The Barber Quarter is named after its designer, Charles E. Barber, who was Chief Engraver of the U.S. Mint. A similar design was used on Dimes and Half Dollars in this era. The last coin was made in 1916, so it is now more than 100 years old. The Standing Liberty Quarter was designed by famed sculptor Hermon A. MacNeil, whose design was selected in a competition among the nation’s foremost sculptors and artists. The last Standing Liberty Quarter was issued in 1930; it was replaced with the Washington Quarter in 1932. Each coin comes in a hard acrylic case, and the set includes a certificate of authenticity.