1928-S American Standing Liberty 25 Cent Silver Coin PCGS MS64

 This is a Standing Liberty Quarter issued by the San Francisco Mint in 1928. With a relatively small mintage of 2,644,000 pieces, it is one of the most sought-after years and mints among American silver coin collectors.

 The front depicts the Statue of Liberty holding a shield and an olive branch. The shield symbolizes national defense, and the olive branch symbolizes the wish for peace. The reverse features an American eagle soaring with its wings outstretched, surrounded by 13 stars.

 This is an uncirculated silver coin graded "MS64" by PCGS, a globally recognized third-party grading organization. MS64 indicates a high level of preservation, retaining a fine mint luster and clear design while showing only minor signs of contact.

 The coin displays a calm, natural gold tone throughout, and its classic feel is characteristic of American silver coins minted approximately 100 years ago.

 [Product details]

 * Issuing country: United States of America
 * Publication year: 1928
 * Face value: 25 cents
 * Mint: San Francisco Mint
 * Mint mark: S
 * Series: Standing Liberty Quarter
 * Number of cards issued: 2,644,000
 * Material: 90% silver, 10% copper
 * Weight: Approx. 6.25g
 *Diameter: approx. 24.3mm
 * Edge: Serrated
 * Designer: Harmon A. McNeill
 * Appraisal institution: PCGS
 * Appraisal rating: MS64
 * PCGS number: 5770
 * Appraisal number: 54130397

 [Regarding the condition]

 You will receive the actual item sealed in its PCGS-certified case. This product is the exact item shown in the images.

 Coins and appraisal cases may show signs of age, natural aging, minor scratches, and storage marks. Please check the images provided for detailed information on the condition.