America The Beautiful - State Park Quarter Rolls

IMPORTANT NOTE:

2019: For all of the 2019 quarter releases the FED mixed in West Point Mint (W-mint) quarters in with Denver and Philadelphia rolls. There are only 2.0 million minted for each of the five (5) releases.

2020: For all of the 2020 quarter releases the FED is again mixing in West Point (W-mint) quarter in with Denver and Philadelphia rolls. There are only 2.0 million minted for each of the five (5) releases.

2021: For the single release in 2021 the FED again mixed in West Point (W-mint) quarter in with Denver and Philadelphia rolls. There are only 2.0 million minted for this release.

GOOD luck hunting again (probably less than 1% chance again - and fed is talking about increasing D/P production due to amount of change being requested from banks).





Quarter rolls are $10.00 face value (40 coins).

Boxes also available.

We try to stock rolls that are in orange/white bank rolls, but as inventory decreases with some rolls are in other wrappers, plastic tubes or hand wrapped. All are still UNCIRCULATED.

Under this program, five new reverse designs will appear on the quarter-dollar each year beginning in 2010 and through 2021. The coins will were issued in the order in which the featured site was first established as a national park or site.



The 2021 products are as follows.

Alabama - February 8th (BUT Denver are - IN STOCK now as they were let out early, Philly should be - IN STOCK around Feb 3rd)

If we are out of something, just message me and let me know what you need.



The new series of America the Beautiful Quarters continues the recent tradition of highlighting the beauty and diversity of the country with unique reverse designs for circulating quarter dollars. The present series will feature National Parks and sites from each of the 50 states, 5 U.S. territories, and the District of Columbia.

Collectors can look forward to the 56 different designs, which will be issued from 2010 to 2021. The coins will be released at a rate of five different designs per year, with one design released in the final year of the series.

The reverse design for each quarter is developed through cooperation of the United States Mint and the Federal entity responsible for the supervision, management, or conservancy of each site. A liaison is appointed to provide the US Mint with source documents that will be used to prepare candidate designs.