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QUARTERS continued…On December 1, 1997, the 50 State Quarters Program was born. This programhonored every state in the Union with a different commemorative quartershowing Washington on the obverse and a design unique to the issuing stateon the reverse. The quarters were issued from 1999-2008 at the rate of aboutone every 10 weeks, in the order that each state joined the Union or ratifiedthe Constitution. Then, in 2009, six designs were issued under a new one-yearonlyprogram honoring the District of Columbia and five U.S. Territories.WASHINGTON1932-1998Diameter: 24.3 mmMints: Philadelphia,Denver,San Francisco90% SilverDate: 1932-1964Weight: 6.25 gramsCladDate: 1965-1998Weight: 5.67 gramsSTATEHOOD, D.C. &U.S. TERRITORIES1999-2009Composition: cladWeight: 5.67 gramsDiameter: 24.3 mmMints: Philadelphia, Denver,San FranciscoFOCUS ON LIBERTYNATIONAL PARK2010-2021Composition: cladWeight: 5.67 gramsDiameter: 24.3 mmMints: Philadelphia,Denver,San FranciscoEagleReverse1932 Franklin D. Rooseveltelected president1944EisenhowercommandsD Day landingon coast ofFrance1941 MountRushmore completedBicentennialReverse1776-19761941 Attack on Pearl Harbor1945 Victory in Europe16 million Americans inuniform during WWII16
American Life1929 Stock Market crashes,Black TuesdayRELEASE DATES FOR THE STATEHOOD, D.C. &U.S. TERRITORIES QUARTER PROGRAMS1930 Population in U.S. now122 million1931 World’s then tallestbuilding, the Empire State,constructed1933 Unemployment reaches25 percent1934 Dust bowl throughoutthe Midwest1937 Joe Louis takesheavyweight boxing crown1999Delaware................1787Pennsylvania ..........1787New Jersey ............1787Georgia ..................1788Connecticut............17882000Massachusetts ......1788Maryland................1788South Carolina........1788New Hampshire ......1788Virginia ..................17882001New York................1788North Carolina........1789Rhode Island ..........1790Vermont ................1791Kentucky ................17922002Tennessee ..............1796Ohio ......................1803Louisiana ..............1812Indiana ..................1816Mississippi ............18172003Illinois ....................1818Alabama ................1819Maine ....................1820Missouri ................1821Arkansas................18362004Michigan ................1837Florida....................1845Texas ....................1845Iowa ......................1846Wisconsin ..............18482005California................1850Minnesota ..............1858Oregon ..................1859Kansas ..................1861West Virginia ..........18632006Nevada ..................1864Nebraska................1867Colorado ................1876North Dakota..........1889South Dakota..........18892007Montana ................1889Washington ............1889Idaho......................1890Wyoming................1890Utah ......................18962008Oklahoma ..............1907New Mexico ..........1912Arizona ..................1912Alaska....................1959Hawaii....................19592009District of Columbia..............................1800Puerto Rico............1898Guam ....................1898American Samoa....1900The U.S. VirginIslands ....................1917The NorthernMariana Islands......194717
Page 1 and 2: $4.95LITTLETON’SCOLLECTORS GUIDE
Page 3 and 4: INTRODUCTION TOTYPE COIN COLLECTING
Page 5 and 6: HALF CENTS 1793-1857The smallest de
Page 7 and 8: SMALL CENTS 1856-DATEAmerica’s fi
Page 9 and 10: THREE-CENT PIECES 1851-1889SILVERTH
Page 11 and 12: American Life1891New clothes fasten
Page 13 and 14: DIMES 1796-DATEThe 10¢ coin, or di
Page 15: QUARTERS 1796-DATEBecause of the pr
Page 19 and 20: HALF DOLLARS 1794-DATEThough the ha
Page 21 and 22: FRANKLIN1948-1963Composition: 90% s
Page 23 and 24: Large-Size Dollars 1873-1978The lar
Page 25 and 26: NATIVE AMERICAN2009-DATEComposition
Page 27 and 28: QUARTER EAGLES 1796-1929The first U
Page 29 and 30: EAGLES 1795-1933The U.S. gold eagle
Page 31 and 32: ROANOKE ISLAND,NORTH CAROLINAHALF D
Page 33 and 34: UNITED STATES BULLIONFrom ancient t
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