1875 San Francisco(S) Liberty Seated Twenty Cent Piece in Good to Very Good Condition

The 1875-S Liberty Seated Twenty Cent Piece is a significant coin in American numismatics. It was minted at the San Francisco Mint and is part of the short-lived series of twenty-cent coins issued by the United States Mint from 1875 to 1878. These coins were introduced as a response to the need for a coinage denomination that was similar in size to the quarter but could be distinguished easily from the silver quarter.

1875 S Liberty Seated Twenty Piece G/VG

In G/VG (Good to Very Good) condition, this coin would show signs of wear consistent with circulation. The date "1875" would be readable but may be somewhat worn. Liberty's figure on the obverse would show moderate wear, with the outline of Liberty's head and cap visible, but some details, such as the facial features and Liberty's gown, would be worn down. The lettering and stars on both sides of the coin would be somewhat worn but still legible. On the reverse side, the wreath and lettering would show moderate wear, with some merging of detail in areas of heavy wear.