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This modified date design was used on coins minted from 1925 through the end of the series in 1930. The design was modified slightly in 1925 so that the date was set deeper in the design and would wear less. From 1917-1924 the obverse design had a raised date notorious for rubbing off quickly when circulated. English: The modified Type 2 obverse of the Standing Liberty quarter dollar.

Us liberty coins 1926 used