The US 1825 Quarter, designed by John Reich, featured Liberty on the obverse and an eagle on the reverse. Struck in 89.2% silver, the coin was minted during President James Monroes administration, which was marked by the Monroe Doctrine and efforts to strengthen U.S. sovereignty and influence globally. The 1825 Quarter symbolized the nations growing identity and independence.
Economically, the US 1825 Quarter was part of the Bimetallic standard of U.S. currency, using silver to back the economy. Politically, the coin reinforced the U.S. governments push for a stronger, more stable currency, reflecting the nation’s emerging power in international trade and diplomacy during the early 19th century.