The Yosemite state quarter is made at the US Mint
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United States Quarters Collector's Folder 1999-2009: Denver & Philadelphia Mints $4.21 This is a coin collector’s dream folder! Not only does it have a space for every state’s quarter—arranged according to year—but now it has slots for the six brand-new quarters that the United States Mint is issuing. These latest coins will honor the District of Columbia, along with five U.S. territories: the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, Guam, American Samoa, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and th... |
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The Official U.S. Mint 50 State Quarters: Complete 100 Hole Collector's Folder, Complete Collection 1999-2008 $5.00 Collector folder... |
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Fifty State (District of Columbia and Territorial) Commemorative Quarter Folder: Deluxe Edition (Official Whitman Coin Folder) $4.55 Whitman Brand folder holds State Series Quarters 1999-2009 both Philadelphia and Denver Mints. 120 openings.... |
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1999-2008 P Complete UNC State Quarter 50-Coin Set $25.00 This is a full set of all 50 uncirculated state quarters. Each of these quarters are from the Philadelphia Mint. This set of coins will be shipped to you in sealed quarter tubes. No more searching around, trying to piece together a complete set. In this one deal you get them all.... |
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1999 P Connecticut State Quarter -- Uncirculated Coin $0.44 The Connecticut quarter is the last of five quarters minted in 1999. "The Charter Oak" was chosen for the design. It was October 31, 1687 and it was evening. A British representative of King James II challenged Connecticut's government and demanded its surrender. The Connecticut Charter was on the table between the opposing parties. During the very "heated discussions," the candles flickered and ... |
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2008-P Uncirculated Alaska Quarter $0.01 2008-P Uncirculated Alaska Quarter... |
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U.S. State Quarter Collection Board Plan (Woodworking Project Paper Plan) $9.99 Plan only; image shows finished project. This map gives you a great-looking way to display your collection. Designed with a clear acrylic cover that slides out, allowing you to easily add new coins. Weve made room for two coin sets, one each from the Philadelphia and Denver mints.... |
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