List of United States commemorative coins and medals (1990s)

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1990

Non-circulating coins

Face valueCoinObverse designReverse designCompositionMintageAvailableObverseReverse
$1 Eisenhower Centennial dollar [1] 2 profiles of Eisenhower Eisenhower's house near Gettysburg, PA, now part of Eisenhower Nat'l Historic Site Ag 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

4,000,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

241,669 W

Proof:

1,144,461 P

1990 1990 Eisenhower Silver $1 Obverse.jpg 1990 Eisenhower Silver $1 Reverse.jpg

1991

Non-circulating coins

Face valueCoinObverse designReverse designCompositionMintageAvailableObverseReverse
50¢ Mount Rushmore Anniversary half dollar [2] Mount Rushmore American Bison Cu 92%, Ni 8%Authorized:

2,500,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

172,754 D

Proof:

753,257 S

1991 Mount Rushmore commemorative half dollar obverse.jpg 1991 Mount Rushmore-Proof Half Dollar (reverse).jpg
$1Mount Rushmore Anniversary dollar [3] Mount Rushmore Great Seal of the United States and United States mapAg 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

2,500,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

133,139 P

Proof:

738,419 S

1991 1991 Mount Rushmore Dollar (obverse).jpg 1991 Mount Rushmore Dollar (reverse).jpg
$5 Mount Rushmore Anniversary half eagle [4] Eagle flying over Mount RushmoreThe words "Mount Rushmore National Memorial" Au 90%, Ag 6%, Cu 4%Authorized:

500,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

31,959 W

Proof:

111,991 W

1991 1991 Mount Rushmore Half Eagle (obverse).jpg 1991 Mount Rushmore Half Eagle (reverse).jpg
$1 Korean War Memorial dollar [5] SoldierMap of Korea and a bald eagleAg 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

1,000,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

213,049 D

Proof:

618,488 P

1991 1991 Korean War-Proof Dollar (obverse).jpg 1991 Korean War-Proof Dollar (reverse).jpg
$1 USO 50th Anniversary dollar [6] USO pennant and the words "50th Anniversary"Eagle on top of a globeAg 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

1,000,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

124,958 D

Proof:

321,275 S

1991 1991 USO Silver Dollar (obverse).jpg 1991 USO Silver Dollar (reverse).jpg

1992

Non-circulating coins

Face valueCoinObverse designReverse designCompositionMintageAvailableObverseReverse
50¢1992 Summer Olympics half dollar [7] Gymnast"Citius, Altius, Fortius," the Olympic torch and a branchCu 92%, Ni 8%Authorized:

6,000,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

161,607 P

Proof:

519,645 S

1992 1992 Olympic Gymnast-Proof Half Dollar (obverse).jpg 1992 Olympic Gymnast-Proof Half Dollar (reverse).jpg
$11992 Summer Olympics dollar [8] PitcherOlympic rings, two olive branches, shield, and "USA"Ag 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

4,000,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

187,552 D

Proof:

504,505 S

1992 1992 Olympic Baseball Player-Proof Dollar (obverse).jpg 1992 Olympic Baseball Player-Proof Dollar (reverse).jpg
$51992 Summer Olympics half eagle [9] SprinterOlympic rings and the Great Seal of the United StatesAu 90%, Ag 6%, Cu 4%Authorized:

500,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

27,732 W

Proof:

77,313 W

1992 1992 Olympic Runner-Proof Five Dollars (obverse).jpg 1992 Olympic Runner-Proof Five Dollars (reverse).jpg
$1 White House Bicentennial dollar [10] The White HouseBust of James Hoban Ag 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

500,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

123,803 D

Proof:

375,851 W

1992 1992 White House Proof Dollar (obv).jpg 1992 White House Proof Dollar (rev).jpg
50¢ Christopher Columbus Quincentenary half dollar [11] Christopher Columbus landing on the New WorldChristopher Columbus and the Niña , Pinta , and Santa María Cu 92%, Ni 8%Authorized:

1,000,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

135,702 D

Proof:

390,154 S

1992 – 1993 1992 Christopher Columbus-Proof Half Dollar (obverse).jpg 1992 Christopher Columbus-Proof Half Dollar (reverse).jpg
$1Christopher Columbus Quincentenary

dollar [12]

Christopher Columbus, a globe, and shipsHalf of a ship and half of the U.S. Space Shuttle Discovery Ag 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

4,000,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

106,949 D

Proof:

385,241 P

1992 – 1993 1992 Christopher Columbus-Proof Dollar1 (obverse).jpg 1992 Christopher Columbus-Proof Dollar1 (reverse).jpg
$5Christopher Columbus Quincentenary half eagle [13] Christopher Columbus facing a map of the Americas Coat of arms of Christopher Columbus Au 90%, Ag 6%, Cu 4%Authorized:

500,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

24,329 W

Proof:

79,730 W

1992 – 1993 1992 Christopher Columbus-Proof FiveDollars (obverse).jpg 1992 Christopher Columbus-Proof FiveDollars (reverse).jpg

1993

Non-circulating coins

Face valueCoinObverse designReverse designCompositionMintageAvailableObverseReverse
50¢Bill of Rights half dollar [14] James Madison and Montpelier.The Statue of Liberty's torchAg 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

1,000,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

193,346 W

Proof:

586,315 S

1993 1993 Bill of Rights-Proof Half Dollar (obverse).jpg 1993 Bill of Rights-Proof Half Dollar (reverse).jpg
$1Bill of Rights dollar [15] James MadisonMontpelierAg 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

900,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

98,383 D

Proof:

534,001 S

1993 1993 Bill of Rights-Proof Dollar (obverse).jpg 1993 Bill of Rights-Proof Dollar (reverse).jpg
$5Bill of Rights half eagle [16] James MadisonMadison quote, an eagle, torch, and laurel branchAu 90%, Ag 6%, Cu 4%Authorized:

300,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

22,266 W

Proof:

78,561 W

1993 James Madison Bill of Rights $5 commemorative obverse.jpg 1993 Bill of Rights Proof Five Dollars (reverse).jpg
50¢World War II 50th Anniversary half dollar [17]

(dated 1991–1995)

Three soldiers and a V for victoryBattle sceneCu 92%, Ni 8%Authorized:

2,000,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

197,072 P

Proof:

317,396 P

1993 1993 World War II Anniversary Proof Half Dollar (obverse).jpg 1993 World War II Anniversary Proof Half Dollar (reverse).jpg
$1World War II 50th Anniversary dollar [18]

(dated 1991–1995)

U.S. soldier on Normandy Shoulder sleeve insignia of Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force with Eisenhower quoteAg 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

1,000,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

94,708 D

Proof:

342,041 W

1993 1991-1995 WWII dollar obverse.jpg 1991-1995 WWII dollar reverse.jpg
$5World War II 50th Anniversary half eagle [19]

(dated 1991–1995)

U.S. soldierA V for victory, a quote by James Madison, an eagle, torch, and laurel branchAu 90%, Ag 6%, Cu 4%Authorized:

300,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

23,089 W

Proof:

65,461 W

1993 1991-1995 WWII half eagle obverse.jpg 1991-1995 WWII half eagle reverse.jpg

1994

Non-circulating coins

Face valueCoinObverse designReverse designCompositionMintageAvailableObverseReverse
50¢1994 World Cup half dollar [20] Soccer Player1994 World Cup LogoCu 92%, Ni 8%Authorized:

5,000,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

168,208 D

Proof:

609,354 P

1994 1994 World Cup Half Dollar Obverse.jpg 1994 World Cup Half Dollar Reverse.jpg
$11994 World Cup dollar [21] Competing Soccer Players1994 World Cup LogoAg 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

5,000,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

81,698 D

Proof:

576,978 S

1994 1994 World Cup Silver Dollar Obverse.jpg 1994 World Cup Silver Dollar Reverse.jpg
$51994 World Cup half eagle [22] World Cup Trophy1994 World Cup logoAu 90%, Ag 6%, Cu 4%Authorized:

750,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

22,464 W

Proof:

89,619 W

1994 1994 World Cup Eagle Obverse.jpg 1994 World Cup Eagle Reverse.jpg
$1 Thomas Jefferson 250th Anniversary dollar [23]

(dated 1993)

 Thomas Jefferson Monticello Ag 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

600,000 [24] (max)

Uncirculated:

266,927 P

Proof:

332,891 S

1994 1994 Thomas Jefferson 250th Anniversary Silver Dollar Obverse.jpg 1994 Thomas Jefferson 250th Anniversary Silver Dollar Reverse.jpg
$1 Vietnam War Memorial dollar [25] Outstretched hand touching a name on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Three medals awarded during the Vietnam War Ag 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

500,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

57,317 W

Proof:

226,262 P

1994 1994 Vietnam Veterans War Memorial Silver Dollar Obverse.jpg 1994 Vietnam Veterans War Memorial Silver Dollar Reverse.jpg
$1 Prisoners of War dollar [26] A chained eagle breaks free through a ring to represent "Freedom"Proposed design for the National Prisoner of War Museum Ag 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

500,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

54,790 W

Proof:

220,100 P

1994 1994 United States Prisoner of War Silver Dollar Obverse.jpg 1994 United States Prisoner of War Silver Dollar Reverse.jpg
$1 Women in Military Service for America Memorial dollar [27] Servicewomen representing the five branches of the United States militaryApproved design of the Women In Military Service for America Memorial Ag 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

500,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

53,054 W

Proof:

213,201 P

1994 1994 Women in Military Service for America Silver Dollar Obverse.jpg 1994 Women in Military Service for America Silver Dollar Reverse.jpg
$1 U.S. Capitol Bicentennial dollar [28] View of the Capitol domeAn eagle, a shield, and American flagsAg 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

500,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

68,352 D

Proof:

279,416 S

1994 1994 United States Capitol Silver Dollar Obverse.jpg 1994 United States Capitol Silver Dollar Reverse.jpg

1995

Non-circulating coins

Face valueCoinObverse designReverse designCompositionMintageAvailableObverseReverse
50¢ Civil War Battlefield half dollar [29] Civil War drummer boyBattlefield scene; inscription “Enriching Our Future By Preserving Our Past”Cu 92%, Ni 8%Authorized:

2,000,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

119,520 S

Proof:

330,099 S

1995 1995 Civil War Battlefield Half Dollar Reverse.jpg
$1Civil War Battlefield dollar [30] Infantryman raising a canteen to the lips of a wounded foeQuotation from Joshua Chamberlain: "In great deeds something abides. On great fields something stays. Forms change and pass, bodies disappear, but spirits linger to consecrate ground for the visionplace of souls."Ag 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

1,000,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

45,866 P

Proof:

330,002 S

1995 1995 Civil War Battlefield Dollar Reverse.jpg
$5Civil War Battlefield half eagle [31] Civil War bugler on horsebackBald eagleAu 90%, Ag 6%, Cu 4%Authorized:

300,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

12,735 W

Proof:

55,246 W

1995 1995 Civil War Battlefield Half Eagle Reverse.jpg
50¢Centennial Olympics half dollar (Basketball) [32] Men's basketballThe Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games mark superimposed over a globeCu 92%, Ni 8%Authorized:

2,000,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

171,001 S

Proof:

169,655 S

1995 1995 Olympics Half Dollar Reverse.jpg
50¢Centennial Olympics half dollar (Baseball) [33] Men's baseballThe Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games mark superimposed over a globeCu 92%, Ni 8%Authorized:

2,000,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

164,605 S

Proof:

118,087 S

1995 1995 Olympics Baseball Half Dollar Obverse.jpg 1995 Olympics Half Dollar Reverse.jpg
$1Centennial Olympics dollar (Paralympic Running) [34] Blind tethered runner and the Paralympic markClasped hands symbolizing brotherhood and team spiritAg 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

750,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

28,649 D

Proof:

138,337 P

1995
$1Centennial Olympics dollar (Gymnastics) [35] Men's gymnasticsClasped hands symbolizing brotherhood and team spiritAg 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

750,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

42,497 D

Proof:

182,676 P

1995
$1Centennial Olympics dollar (Cycling) [36] Men cyclingClasped hands symbolizing brotherhood and team spiritAg 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

750,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

19,662 D

Proof:

118,795 P

1995 1995 Centennial Olympics Cycling Dollar Obverse.jpg
$1Centennial Olympics dollar (Track & Field) [37] Men's track and field competitionClasped hands symbolizing brotherhood and team spiritAg 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

750,000 (max)

Uncirculated

24,796 D

Proof:

136,935 P

1995 1995 Centennial Olympics Track&Field Dollar Obverse.jpg
$5Centennial Olympics half eagle (Torch Runner) [38] Runner carrying torchSide view of a bald eagle with a banner in its beakAu 90%, Ag 6%, Cu 4%Authorized:

175,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

14,675 W

Proof:

57,442 W

1995
$5Centennial Olympics half eagle (Stadium) [39] Picture of the Olympic StadiumSide view of a bald eagle with a banner in its beakAu 90%, Ag 6%, Cu 4%Authorized:

175,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

10,579 W

Proof:

43,124 W

1995
$1 Special Olympics World Games dollar [40] Special Olympics founder Eunice Kennedy Shriver Special Olympics Medal, a rose and quoteAg 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

800,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

89,301 W

Proof:

351,764 P

1995 1995 Special Olympics World Games Dollar Obverse.jpg 1995 Special Olympics World Games Dollar Reverse.jpg

1996

Non-circulating coins

Face valueCoinObverse designReverse designCompositionMintageAvailableObverseReverse
50¢Centennial Olympics half dollar (Swimming) [41] Male SwimmerMark of The Atlanta Committee for the Olympic with a torch and flameCu 92%, Ni 8%Authorized:

3,000,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

49,533 S

Proof:

77,962 S

1996
50¢Centennial Olympics half dollar (Soccer) [41] Women playing soccerAtlanta Committee for the Olympic Games mark with a flame, torch, rings, a Greek column and a "100" to mark the centennial of the Modern Olympic GamesCu 92%, Ni 8%Authorized:

3,000,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

52,836 S

Proof:

122,412 S

1996
$1Centennial Olympics dollar (Paralympic Track & Field)Wheelchair athlete competing in a track and field eventThe Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games mark with a torch and flameAg 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

1,000,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

14,497 D

Proof:

84,280 P

1996 1996 Olympics Dollar Reverse.jpg
$1Centennial Olympics dollar (Tennis)Women playing tennisThe Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games mark with a torch and flameAg 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

1,000,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

15,983 D

Proof:

92,016 P

1996 1996 Olympics Dollar Reverse.jpg
$1Centennial Olympics dollar (Rowing)Men rowingThe Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games mark with a torch and flameAg 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

1,000,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

16,258 D

Proof:

151,890 P

1996 1996 Olympics Dollar Reverse.jpg
$1Centennial Olympics dollar (High Jump)Athlete performing the "Fosbury Flop"The Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games mark with a torch and flameAg 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

1,000,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

15,697 D

Proof:

124,502 P

1996 1996 Olympics Dollar Reverse.jpg
$5Centennial Olympics half eagle (Cauldron)The lighting of the Olympic flameThe Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games mark, encompassed by laurel leavesAu 90%, Ag 6%, Cu 4%Authorized:

300,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

9,210 W

Proof:

38,555 W

1996
$5Centennial Olympics half eagle (Flag Bearer)Athlete bearing a flag and a following crowdThe Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games mark, encompassed by laurel leavesAu 90%, Ag 6%, Cu 4%Authorized:

300,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

9,174 W

Proof:

32,886 W

1996
$1 National Community Service dollar [42] Standing figure of LibertyInscribed with "Service for America" at center, encircled by a laurel wreathAg 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

500,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

23,500 S

Proof:

101,543 S

1996 1996 National Community Service Dollar Obverse.jpg 1996 National Community Service Dollar Reverse.jpg
$1Smithsonian 150th Anniversary dollar [43] Smithsonian Institution, known as the CastleAllegorical figure atop the worldAg 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

650,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

31,230 D

Proof:

129,152 P

1996 1996 Smithsonian Institution Dollar Obverse.jpg 1996 Smithsonian Institution Dollar Reverse.jpg
$5Smithsonian 150th Anniversary half eaglePicture of James Smithson Smithsonian starburst symbolAu 90%, Ag 6%, Cu 4%Authorized:

100,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

9,068 W

Proof:

29,474 W

1996 1996 Smithsonian Institution Half Eagle Obverse.jpg 1996 Smithsonian Institution Half Eagle Reverse.jpg

Circulating coins

Face valueCoinObverse designReverse designMintageObverseReverse
10¢ 50th anniversary Roosevelt dime [Note 1] Franklin D. Roosevelt Torch with branches of olive and oakUncirculated:

1,457,000 W

 1996-W Roosevelt dime obverse.jpg 2005-Dime-unc-GS (reverse).png

1997

Non-circulating coins

Face valueCoinObverse designReverse designCompositionMintageAvailableObverseReverse
$1 Botanic Garden dollar [44] Multi-arched French façade of the U.S. Botanic Garden A rose garland around a roseAg 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

500,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

57,272 P

Proof:

264,528 P

1997 1997 United States Botanic Garden Dollar Obverse.jpg 1997 United States Botanic Garden Dollar Reverse.jpg
$1Jackie Robinson dollar [45] Jackie Robinson stealing home plate during the 1955 World Series 50th anniversary logo of the Jackie Robinson Foundation surrounded by "Rookie of the Year 1947," and "Hall of Fame 1962"Ag 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

200,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

30,007 S

Proof:

110,495 S

1997 –

1998

 1997 Jackie Robinson Dollar Obverse.jpg 1997 Jackie Robinson Dollar Reverse.jpg
$5Jackie Robinson half eaglePortrait of Jackie RobinsonInscription "Legacy of Courage"Au 90%, Ag 6%, Cu 4%Authorized:

100,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

5,202 W

Proof:

24,072 W

August 16,1997 – August 16,1998 [46] 1997 Jackie Robinson Uncirculated Five Dollars (obverse).jpg 1997 Jackie Robinson Uncirculated Five Dollars (reverse).jpg
$1Law Enforcement Officers Memorial dollar [47] United States Park Police officers Robert Chelsey and Kelcy Stefansson making a rubbing of a fellow officer's nameEmblem of the National Law Enforcement Memorial Ag 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

500,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

28,575 P

Proof:

110,428 P

September 19, 1997 – December 15, 1998 [48] 1997 Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Dollar obv.jpg 1997 Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Dollar rev.jpg
$5 Franklin Delano Roosevelt half eagle [49] Portrait of President Roosevelt Presidential seal displayed at FDR's 1933 inaugural Au 90%, Ag 6%, Cu 4%Authorized:

100,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

11,894 W

Proof:

29,474 W

1997 1997FranklinDelanoRooseveltGoldFiveDollar43obverse.png 1997FranklinDelanoRooseveltGoldFiveDollar43reverse.png

1998

Non-circulating coins

Face valueCoinObverse designReverse designCompositionMintageAvailableObverseReverse
$1 Robert F. Kennedy dollar [50] Robert F. KennedySeal of the United States Department of Justice and Seal of the United States Senate Ag 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

500,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

106,422 S

Proof:

99,020 S [51]

January 2, 1998 – December 31, 1998 [52] 1998 Robert Kennedy Proof Dollar (obverse).jpg 1998 Robert Kennedy Proof Dollar (reverse).jpg
$1 Black Revolutionary War Patriots dollar [53] Crispus Attucks Proposed Black Patriots Memorial Ag 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

500,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

37,210 S

Proof:

75,070 S [51]

February 13, 1998 – December 31, 1998 [54] 1998 Crispus Attucks Proof Dollar (obverse).jpg 1998 Crispus Attucks Proof Dollar (reverse).jpg

1999

Non-circulating coins

Face valueCoinObverse designReverse designCompositionMintageAvailableObverseReverse
$1 Dolley Madison dollar Dolley MadisonImage of Montpelier Ag 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

500,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

22,948 P

Proof:

158,247 P

January 1, 1998 – December 31, 1998 [55] 1999 Dolley Madison Proof Obv.jpg 1999 Dolley Madison Dollar Reverse.jpg
$1 Yellowstone National Park dollar Old Faithful spouting with the park's tree-lined landscape in the backgroundAmerican buffalo on the plains with the brilliant Sun rising above the mountains in the backgroundAg 90%, Cu 10%Authorized:

500,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

23,614 P

Proof:

128,646 P

July 16, 1999 – July 15, 2000 [56] 1999YellowstoneNationalParkSilverDollar obv.jpg 1999 Yellowstone National Park Dollar Reverse.jpg
$5 George Washington half eagle Profile of George WashingtonTraditional view of a bald eagle Au 90%, Ag 6%, Cu 4%Authorizing:

100,000 (max)

Uncirculated:

22,511W

Proof:

41,693 W

May 1, 1999 – November 31, 1999 [57] 1999 half eagle.tif 1999 George Washington Half Eagle Reverse.jpg

Circulating coins

Face valueCoinObverse designReverse designMintageObverseReverse
25¢ Delaware quarter George Washington Caesar Rodney on horseback

Captions: "The First State", "Caesar Rodney"

Circulation:

373,400,000 P
401,424,000 D

Proof:

3,713,359 S (clad)
804,565 S (silver)

 2006 Quarter Proof.png 1999 DE Proof.png
25¢Pennsylvania quarterGeorge Washington Commonwealth statue, state outline, keystone

Caption: "Virtue, Liberty, Independence"

Circulation:

349,000,000 P
358,332,000 D

Proof:

3,713,359 S (clad)
804,565 S (silver)

 2006 Quarter Proof.png 1999 PA Proof.png
25¢New Jersey quarterGeorge Washington Washington Crossing the Delaware , which includes George Washington (standing) and James Monroe (holding the flag)

Caption: "Crossroads of the Revolution"

Circulation:

363,200,000 P
299,028,000 D

Proof:

3,713,359 S (clad)
804,565 S (silver)

 2006 Quarter Proof.png 1999 NJ Proof.png
25¢Georgia quarterGeorge Washington Peach, live oak (state tree) sprigs, state outline

Banner with text: "Wisdom, Justice, Moderation" (the state motto)

Contents

Circulation:

451,188,000 P
488,744,000 D

Proof:

3,713,359 S (clad)
804,565 S (silver)

 2006 Quarter Proof.png 1999 GA Proof.png
25¢Connecticut quarterGeorge Washington Charter OakCaption: "The Charter Oak"Circulation:

688,744,000 P
657,880,000 D

Proof:

3,713,359 S (clad)
804,565 S (silver)

 2006 Quarter Proof.png 1999 CT Proof.png

Notes

^1 This is a non-circulating variety of a circulating coin.

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References

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  2. ↑ "Mount Rushmore Golden Anniversary Half Dollar". United States Mint. Retrieved 2019-03-31.
  3. ↑ "Mount Rushmore Golden Anniversary Dollar". United States Mint. Retrieved 2019-03-31.
  4. ↑ "Mount Rushmore Golden Anniversary Gold $5". United States Mint. Retrieved 2019-03-31.
  5. ↑ "1991 Korean War Memorial Silver Dollar". United States Mint. Retrieved 2019-03-31.
  6. ↑ "1991 USO 50th Anniversary Silver Dollar". United States Mint. Retrieved 2019-03-31.
  7. ↑ "Olympics (France and Spain) Half Dollar". United States Mint. Retrieved 2019-03-31.
  8. ↑ "Olympics (France and Spain) Silver Dollar". United States Mint. Retrieved 2019-03-31.
  9. ↑ "Olympics (France and Spain) Gold $5". United States Mint. Retrieved 2019-03-31.
  10. ↑ "1992 White House 200th Anniversary Silver Dollar". United States Mint. Retrieved 2019-03-31.
  11. ↑ "1992 Christopher Columbus Quincentenary Coins". United States Mint. Retrieved 2019-03-31.
  12. ↑ "Christopher Columbus Quincentenary Silver Dollar". United States Mint. Retrieved 2019-03-31.
  13. ↑ "Christopher Columbus Quincentenary Gold $5". United States Mint. Retrieved 2019-03-31.
  14. ↑ "Bill of Rights Half Dollar". United States Mint. Retrieved 2019-04-01.
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