The Liberty Seated Quarter is a silver coin minted in the United States from 1838 to 1891. Featuring a design by Christian Gobrecht, its obverse depicts Liberty seated on a rock, while the reverse displays an eagle. The coin was struck in various Philadelphia mintings, with the 1838 issue being the first year of production. Collectors value these quarters for their design, historical significance, and varying mintages, which can affect their rarity and market value.

Item Denomination Series Year Mint
1838 25c No Drapery 25c Liberty Seated Quarters 1838 Philadelphia
1838 25c No Drapery 25c Liberty Seated Quarters 1838 Philadelphia