National Park Quarters
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National Parks Quarters: Celebrating America the Beautiful
America the Beautiful Quarter Program Kick-Off
Director of the Mint Edmund C. Moy Unveils the 2010 Designs
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National Park Quarters Album
National Park Quarter P&d Mint Album 2010-2021
Amazon Price: $15.50 (as of 06/02/2012)
Albums are one of the best ways to not only organize your coins, but to protect them at the same time. The clear plastic covers for both the front and back of the coin allow you to see both sides of the coin without having to remove it getting the dirt and oil of your skin on the surface of the coin...affecting both its beauty and its value. Whitman is a name that is known and trusted throughout the Coin community worldwide. This is a great choice for new and experienced collectors.
National Park Quarters Collector Map
National Park Quarter Foam Map
Amazon Price: $6.40 (as of 06/02/2012)
Proudly display your collection on National Park Quarters on this wonderful map. As each coin is issued you can place one into the slots in the map and display your progress in completing the collection.
One of the very best ways to organize and protect you National Park Quarter collection is by using a map into which you can insert your coins as you acquire.them. This was a very effective and popular method of collecting the State Quarters. It allows you to see at a glance what coins you already have, and what coins you are still looking for. It is a great way to teach a youngster where the park is, not just by name, but by visually reinforcing WHERE the park is located.
National Park Quarters Folder
America the Beautiful Quarters Collector's Folder 2010-2021
Amazon Price: $4.27 (as of 06/02/2012)
Coin folders are excellent an excellent way to organize your coins and provide some basic protection for them. These are especially appropriate for beginning coin collectors. If you are looking for more protection for your coins and the ability to see both sides of each coin without removing it from the book, the National Park Quarter P & D Mint Album 2010-2021 is the way to go. A little more expensive, but much better for the coins.
2x2 Quarter Holders
100 2x2 Cardboard Coin Holders QUARTERS
Amazon Price: $1.50 (as of 06/02/2012)
Inexpensive and effective, these are wonderful coin holders for most applications. If you don't like having to staple the holders, you can get Lighthouse Cardboard 2x2 Self-Adhesive Holders for Quarters which serve the same purpose.
A Classy Way to Display Single Coins
2x2 Coin Snap Holder Quarter (24.3mm) Bundle of 25
Amazon Price: $13.78 (as of 06/02/2012)
These holders are a great way to display single holders. You can see both sides of the coin. The plastic covering protects the coin from dirt and oil from your fingers. I LOVE these holders and use them myself.
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Display Your Coins With Pride!
56 Challenge Coin / Poker Chip / Antique Coin Display Case Holder Cabinet - OAK Finish (COIN56-OA)
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Solid wood antique coin display case in an oak finish. Can also be used as Casino Chip Display Case. 7 shelves with groove to keep the coins from moving or sliding. Every other shelves in between are removable to accommodate coins up to 4" in diameter. A great way to showcase various size coins, military challenge coins and casino chips. Matted background to create a lovely display. Hinged door with crystal clear glass. Beautiful door latch as shown on picture. Wall brackets on the back: ready to hang (wall mounted). No more dusting with the door protection. No assembly required. Also available in MAHOGANY
The Designs and Release Information
2010
State
Park
Release Date
Design: Click for Larger Image
Arkansas
April 19 2010
Wyoming
June 1 2010
California
July 26 2010
Arizona
September 20 2010
Oregon
November 15 2010
2011
State
Park
Release Date
Design: Click for Larger Image
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg National Military Park
January 24, 2011
Montana
April 4, 2011
Washington
June 13, 2011
Mississippi
Vicksburg National Military Park
August 29
2011
Oklahoma
Chickasaw National Recreation Area
November 14, 2011
2012 - 2013
State
Park
Release Date
Design
Puerto Rico
2012
Not Yet Released
New Mexico
Chaco Culture National Historic Park
2012
Not Yet Released
Maine
2012
Not Yet Released
Hawaii
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
2012
Not Yet Released
Alaska
Denali National Park and Preserve
2012
Not Yet Released
New Hampshire
White Mountain National Forest
2013
Not Yet Released
Ohio
Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial
2013
Not Yet Released
Nevada
2013
Not Yet Released
Maryland
Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine
2013
Not Yet Released
South Dakota
Mount Rushmore National Memorial
2013
Not Yet Released
2014 - 2015
State
Park
Release Date
Design
Tennessee
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
2014
Not Yet Released
Virginia
2014
Not Yet Released
Utah
2014
Not Yet Released
Colorado
Great Sand Dunes National Park
2014
Not Yet Released
Florida
2014
Not Yet Released
Nebraska
Homestead National Monument of America
2015
Not Yet Released
Louisiana
2015
Not Yet Released
North Carolina
2015
Not Yet Released
Delaware
Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge
2015
Not Yet Released
New York
Saratoga National Historical Park
2015
Not Yet Released
2016 - 2017
State
Park
Release Date
Design
Illinois
2016
Not Yet Released
Kentucky
Cumberland Gap National Historical Park
2016
Not Yet Released
West Virginia
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
2016
Not Yet Released
North Dakota
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
2016
Not Yet Released
South Carolina
Fort Moultrie National Monument
2016
Not Yet Released
Iowa
Effigy Mounds National Monument
2017
Not Yet Released
District of Columbia
Frederick Douglass National Historic Site
2017
Not Yet Released
Missouri
Ozark National Scenic Riverways
2017
Not Yet Released
New Jersey
Ellis Island National Monument (Statue of Liberty)
2017
Not Yet Released
Indiana
George Rogers Clark National Historical Park
2017
Not Yet Released
2018 - 2019
State
Park
Release Date
Design
Michigan
Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
2018
Not Yet Released
Wisconsin
Apostle Islands National Lakeshore
2018
Not Yet Released
Minnesota
2018
Not Yet Released
Georgia
Cumberland Island National Seashore
2018
Not Yet Released
Rhode Island
Block Island National Wildlife Refuge
2018
Not Yet Released
Massachusetts
Lowell National Historical Park
2019
Not Yet Released
Northern Mariana Islands
2019
Not Yet Released
Guam
War in the Pacific National Historical Park
2019
Not Yet Released
Texas
San Antonio Missions National Historical Park
2019
Not Yet Released
Idaho
Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness
2019
Not Yet Released
2020-2021
State
Park
Release Date
Design
American Samoa
National Park of American Samoa
2020
Not Yet Released
Connecticut
Wier Farm National Historic Site
2020
Not Yet Released
U.S. Virgin Islands
Salt River Bay National Historical Park and Ecological Preserve
2020
Not Yet Released
Vermont
Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historic Park
2020
Not Yet Released
Kansas
Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve
2020
Not Yet Released
Alabama
Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site
2021
Not Yet Released
A Conservationist on the Coin?
Did you know that Theodore Roosevelt Could Have Been There?
During a meeting of the Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee, members voted unanimously that President Theodore Roosevelt should be considered as the portrait to appear on the obverse of the coin due to "his contribution to the cause of conservation and his historical importance in general."
Roosevelt set aside more land for national parks and nature preserves during his time as president than all previous presidents combined. 194 million acres of land were allocated for national forests, national wildlife refuges, and special interest areas.
Whose Picture Should Be On The Coin?
Who Should Have Been the Image on the Obverse of the National Parks Quarters?
Washington was the first President and Deserves to Remain on the Quarter No Matter What!
Theodore Roosevelt was So Instrumental in Developing the National Parks that He Should Have been on the Quarter's Obverse During the National Parks series.;
rich says:
you can steel make the change and they did on the westward-ho nickels in 2005, and again in 2006. keep on trying lets get Roosevelt on the coin.
Final Candidates for the Hot Springs Quarter
And the Winner Is
The Design Chosen for the Hot Springs Quarter
The reverse of the 2010 Hot Springs Quarter depicts the headquarters of the Hot Springs National Park. In front of the building is a thermal spring fountain. The image was designed by Don Everhart and sculpted by Joseph Menna. Click Here to go the Hot Springs America the Beautiful Quarter page.
Hot Springs Quarters on eBay
The First America The Beautiful Quarters are Here
Yellowstone National Park Candidates
The Yellowstone National Park Design
The reverse of the 2010 Yellowstone Quarter depicts a bison as well as the thermal geyser Old Faithful. The image was designed and sculpted by Don Everhart. Click Here to go the Yellowstone America the Beautiful Quarter page.
Yosemite National Park Finalists
The Yosemite National Park Design
The reverse of the 2010 Yosemite Quarter depicts a bison as well as the thermal geyser Old Faithful. The image was designed by Joseph Menna and sculpted by Phebe Hemphill. Click Here to go the Yosemite America the Beautiful Quarter page.
It's Almost Time for the Chickaswa National Recreation Area Release
Countdown to Chickasaw National Recreation Area Release Ceremony
Final Candidates for the Grand Canyon Quarter
The Grand Canyon Nartional Park Quarter
The reverse of the 2010 Grand Canyon Quarter depicts the Colorado River flowing past the formation known as the granaries. It was designed by Phebe Hemphill. Click Here to go to the Grand Canyon National Park Quarter Page.
What Do You Think of U.S. Commemorative Coins?
Commemorative coins are those which celebrate or commemorate specific people, events, or locations. Recently the United States Mint has begun issuing annual commemorative coins for circulation, so that the designs of coins change one or more time per year. Examples of these are the State Quarter, the Presidential Dollar, the Bicentennial Lincoln Cent, and the Native American Dollar coins. Some people really like the idea of coinage changing on a regular basis. They say that it generates interest in coins and coin collecting. Some people really dislike the changing designs, saying that it is confusing. The U.S. Mint likes the idea due to the fact that they make money on proof and commemorative sets that they sell. What are your thoughts about regularly changing designs commemorating people, places, and things?
New Link List
- Find a National Park
- Search for Information about National Parks by Name or on a Map!
- National Park Service Home Page
- The Home Page for the National Park Service. Links to All Sorts of Information about National Parks.
Final Candidates for the Mount Hood Quarter
Oregon's National Park Quarter Will Be GREAT
The reverse of the 2010 Mount Hood Quarter was designed by Phebe Hemphill. Click Here to go to the Mount Hood Quarter Page..
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