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US Quarter Dollar Type Set
1900-present


1900 Liberty Head
1892-1916 (Charles E. Barber)




1917 Standing Liberty, no stars
1916-1917 (Herman A. MacNeil)




1928 Standing Liberty, stars
1917-1930 (Herman A. MacNeil)




1954-S Washington, Eagle reverse, silver
1932-1964 (John Flanagan)




1979-S Washington, Eagle reverse, clad
1965-1974, 1977-1998 (John Flanagan)




1976-S Washington, Bicentennial reverse
1976 (John Flanagan / Jack L. Ahr)




2004-S Washington, State reverse
1999-2008 (John Flanagan / various)

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Very Cool Syz!

Maybe you can answer a question for me about quarters...

I notice the Bicentenial is listed as a "type" of quarter oposed to grouping it in with the Washington obverse. So why is it that each state quarter is not its own type? Why are all of them grouped together as 1 type?

-Bobby

I would think the SQ's are considered a series. The Drummer Boy is a 1 year type.

Ahh the privilege of making up one's own types Wayyyyy too many of those SQs to mess with.

I would be interested in adding an Isabella commemorative. But before shelling out the $$$ I would probably upgrade the Draped and capped busts. Forget about the small eagle.

great job

Terrific type set. I like it.

I consider each Statehood Quarter design to be a separate type. One of the nice things about type sets is that you can make it anything you want.

Awesome type set

Nice set yet again. The Barber is my favorite.

Those are some pretty coins!!