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State Quarter
Fifty states and five territories form the foundation of one of the most significant countries history has ever known. It comes as no surprise to anyone that the United States Mint would take the time and resources to strike coins honoring these individual states. From 1999 to 2008, new quarters were released in the 50 State Quarters Program. From Alaska to Wyoming, each state gets its own special design that encapsulates the experience and majesty of that specific state. Then, in 2010, the Mint began issuing the America the Beautiful Quarters Program which will continue until 2021 and which features designs based upon National Parks. Keep reading to learn more about some of the United State’s Mint quintessential quarter programs honoring its 50 states and territories and browse our inventory below.
America the Beautiful Quarter Program
Every year since 2010, the United States Mint has released five unique quarters honoring all of America’s National Parks, monuments and nature preserves, including those in its territories. Some recent highlights include the 2017 Effigy Mounds Quarter and the 2019 War in the Pacific National Park Quarter. These gorgeous coins are a great addition to any Americana collection as well as simply being beautiful coin designs. The America the Beautiful series can be collected in tandem with the state quarters individually, or in annually released Mint Sets that contain one of every coin currently being circulated. The quarters also live on through the hugely popular 5 oz. Silver America the Beautiful series which offers collectors the change to enjoy these meticulous deisgns in the hefty form of .999 fine silver.
Collecting U.S Mint State Quarters
Most American kids can remember, at one time in their life, when they first found a quarter with a special state design on the back. It instantly set off a need to find the one belonging to the state you call home and once you found it, it felt as though you found an incredible treasure. After that, the need to find the rest of the states kicked in and to have all fifty was a goal most kids had but very few achieved. However now, it is finally possible to complete that illusive collection we all had when we were children!
