The US 1919 Quarter coin, designed by Hermon A. MacNeil, features an image of Standing Liberty, symbolizing national strength. Struck in 90% silver, the US 1919 Quarter was minted during the post-World War I era, reflecting Americas emergence as a global power.
In 1919, the US faced economic challenges, including post-war inflation and labor unrest. The US 1919 Quarter’s design symbolized hope and resilience, while its silver content highlighted the nations reliance on precious metals for currency stability. MacNeil’s design aimed to inspire confidence in a recovering economy, emphasizing liberty and strength during a pivotal period in American history.