1835-P (Philadelphia) Early Quarters

Coin / United States of America / 1835 / Philadelphia / Early Quarters / 25¢ (Twenty Five Cents, Quarter)

This coin is a classic example of an early quarter from the United States, minted in 1835 in Philadelphia. It features a denomination of 25 cents, commonly known as a quarter, and is made of silver, which was the standard material for U.S. coins during that period. With a mintage of 1,952,000, this coin reflects the historical production level of money in the early 19th century, indicating a relatively common circulation for its time. The quarter has a diameter of 24.3 mm and weighs 6.74 grams, which are standard specifications for U.S. quarters. As a part of the "Early Quarters" series, it represents an important segment of American numismatic history. The "P" mint mark signifies it was produced at the Philadelphia Mint, the first and original mint established in the United States. Whether you are a collector looking to enhance your collection with notable historical pieces or someone interested in the evolution of American currency, this 1835 quarter stands as a significant artifact from a time when the nation was still in its formative years. It captures not only the economic context of the early 1800s but also the craftsmanship and artistry of coinage from that era.