The coin in question is a 1838 Seated Liberty Quarter, minted in Philadelphia, marked with the 'P' mint mark. This historic piece of American currency, part of the Seated Liberty series, is made from silver and has a denomination of 25 cents (a quarter). With a weight of approximately 6.68 grams and a diameter of 24.3 millimeters, this coin was struck during an era when coins were primarily created through mint strikes. The total mintage for the 1838 Seated Liberty Quarter was 466,000, making it a relatively collectible item among numismatists. Despite its age, the 1838 Seated Liberty Quarter retains its unique design and historical significance, representing an important period in U.S. coinage history. Its craftsmanship showcases the artistic elements that defined the era, and it remains a cherished piece for collectors and history enthusiasts alike.