State Quarter (1999 - 2008)

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In 1999, the U.S. Mint began a new series honoring all 50 states of the Union on circulating quarters. Five different issues were released each year in the order of statehood, with reverse designs representing the featured states. John Flanagan’s original Washington portrait obverse was retained but slightly modified to make room for the new, changing reverse designs. The series proved extremely popular among collectors.

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State Quarter (1999 - 2008): A Brief History

The Impact of the 50 State Quarters Program

The 50 State Quarters program not only became a favorite among collectors but also brought a renewed interest in numismatics to the general public. This series allowed millions of Americans to engage with history in a tangible way, as each quarter design encapsulated the unique heritage and symbols of the individual states. Beyond their monetary value, these quarters serve as a lasting tribute to the cultural and historical diversity of the United States, making them a cherished part of any state quarter collection.

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