U.S. Seated Liberty series

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The U.S. Seated Liberty series is a 19th-century design type featuring Liberty seated on a rock, used on multiple American silver denominations and widely collected for its historical and artistic significance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States coin design type
artStyle neoclassical
collectedAs date and mintmark set
type set
variety set
collectingField numismatics
composition 10% copper
90% silver
country United States of America
surface form: United States
depicts Liberty seated on a rock NERFINISHED
designer Christian Gobrecht NERFINISHED
endDate 1891
feature arrows at date subtype
motto IN GOD WE TRUST added on some denominations
no stars obverse subtype on early dimes and half dimes
stars around Liberty on obverse in many issues
various legend and reverse layout changes over time
hasSubtype Arrows at Date subtype
No Motto subtype
No Stars subtype
Stars Obverse subtype
With Motto subtype
historicalPeriod 19th century
metal silver
mint Carson City Mint NERFINISHED
New Orleans Mint NERFINISHED
Philadelphia Mint NERFINISHED
San Francisco Mint NERFINISHED
notableFor artistic representation of classical Liberty
historical significance in pre–Civil War and post–Civil War America
longest-running U.S. silver coin design family of the 19th century
multiple design subtypes and varieties
obverseDesign Seated Liberty figure NERFINISHED
precededBy Capped Bust series NERFINISHED
replacedBy Barber coinage NERFINISHED
reverseDesign Heraldic eagle
Wreath
startDate 1837
subjectOf auction catalogs of rare U.S. coins
specialized numismatic reference books
theme allegorical Liberty
usedFor circulating coinage
usedOnDenomination Gobrecht dollar (prototype design influence) NERFINISHED
Seated Liberty dime NERFINISHED
Seated Liberty dollar NERFINISHED
Seated Liberty half dime NERFINISHED
Seated Liberty half dollar NERFINISHED
Seated Liberty quarter NERFINISHED
Seated Liberty twenty-cent piece NERFINISHED

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