Liberty Seated Quarter

How much is my 1853 Liberty Seated Quarter Dollar, (arrows at date, rays on reverse) worth?

Nov 01, 2007 by Kmaldona | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts

Just wondering thanks.

You didn't mention condition or a mintmark so according to redbook they start at $20 in good condition and can go as high as $8500 for MS63 (perfect). Redbook tends to be a bit high sometimes.

AAYN Episode 69: Pair of Seated Liberty Quarters, 1858-O AU and 1860 XF

The American Association of Young Numismatists (AAYN) is an association dedicated to educating and impassioning young people about the hobby of ...

THE PROFESSOR'S PASSION – John McCloskey takes Seated Liberty coinage seriously

19.05.12

By Al Doyle for CoinWeek

Who would have guessed that starting a coin club would lead to nearly 40 years of constant but enjoyable work?

Along with the late Kam Awash , John McCloskey played a significant role in founding the Liberty Seated Collectors Club in 1973. This was well before many of today’s specialized numismatic groups were formed, so the Awash/McCloskey team was ahead of their time.

Source: CoinWeek (blog)

It depends on the grade. In grade good value is around $ 19 but in grade fine it is $ 40 and in grade extra fine $ 165. Grade good Liberty on shield worn off but date and legends legible, fine Liberty complete but partly week, extra fine complete liberty and edges of scroll very sharp and clear. Clasp clear.

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