US Mint 50 State Quarters Checklist

Although I am based in Canada, I travel frequently to the United States. One of the things that has fascinated me here is their 50 State Quarters program by the US Mint. Yes, I know the Canadian mint did the same thing years before. I already have all of those provincial quarters, so I was looking for a new coin to collect.

Anyhow, I have looked high and low for an official checklist of quarters, but I could not find one. So I made one up myself. It is available here. Click on the checklist icon to download it. You'll need Adobe Acrobat Reader. It checks in at about 4 MiB.

I would have linked to the original Word Document, but at 16.5 MiB, it is just too big.

Version 1.4
Updated on 2009-03-14

• updated the 2009 U.S. Territories coin images with new, hi-resolution images.
• added release date for the first 2009 coin
  

Version 1.3
Updated on 2008-08-16

• fixed year typo on the 2007 coin page (it read 2006, thanks Anonymous)
  
• added new coin images for 2008 coins
• added release dates for additional 2008 coins
  
• added coin images for 2009 coins
• added statehood dates
  

Version 1.2
Updated on 2008-01-06

• added new coin images for 2007 & 2008 coins
  

Version 1.1
Updated on 2007-06-12

• added new coin images for released coins
• added 2008 coin images
• added table for possible 2009 program extension
• added version control and title page
  
• cleaned-up layout

Version 1.0

• Initial Release

This list is current as of the date of release, and will be updated regularly (at least every time a new quarter is released). The list is aligned to the right so that you can hole punch the page.

I don't know why some of the images don't look good, they were fine before the PDF conversion. Hopefully I can remedy that in future updates.

One more thing, the two columns marked D and P indicate the Denver and Philadelphia mints, respectively, where the quarters are minted. The D or P appears on the lower right of the heads side, behind Washington's ponytail. Every quarter has a D and P version.

Should be useful for all you coin collectors actively collecting these coins.

Until next time, keep on having fun.