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Each series of 5 Goldplated Statehood Quarters is available by individual year of release for only $29 delivered with display case and engraving. All of the previously released uncirculated Statehood Quarters are hard to find. So don't wait until it's too late for a complete set of the Genuine 24Kt. Goldplated Statehood Quarters. Learn More

These Statehood Quarters in brilliant, Uncirculated condition from both the Philadelphia and Denver Mints are being offered in one exclusive collection sold by the year of their release. This collection contain five yearly-released Statehood Quarter designs from both Mints for a total of 10 coins.
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A number of Statehood Quarters in our vault that have gone unclaimed by a small percentage of our customers. There are even large numbers of 2007 Statehood Quarters not claimed yet. These quarters are all uncirculated and have been put into protective capsules. Learn More

24Kt. Goldplated State Quarters available for only the price of the goldplating, capsule and sealing - no matter what their value. Learn More

This exceptional collection of Statehood Quarter Dollars has been the most popular collection the Gallery has ever offered. A prestigious museum-quality Presidential Display Case is accented with gold embossing and is perfect for displaying each historic year of the Statehood Quarter Dollar Program. Learn More

This exceptional collection of Statehood Quarter Dollars has been the most popular collection the Gallery has ever offered. A prestigious museum-quality Presidential Display Case is accented with gold embossing and is perfect for displaying each historic year of the Statehood Quarter Dollar Program. Learn More

A number of Statehood Quarters in our vault that have gone unclaimed by a small percentage of our customers. These quarters are all uncirculated and have been put into protective capsules. Learn More

Oklahoma became the 46th state in our Nation when it was admitted to the Union on November 16, 1907. It has a rich tradition of celebrating its Native American roots. This is evident by the State name, originating from the Choctaw words "okla" and "homma", meaning "red" and "people". And depicted on the State Quarter is the state bird, the Scissortail Flycatcher, flying above the State wildflower, Indian Blanket. Learn More

The design features The Grand Canyon in the upper background with the rising sun. In the foreground, the magnificent Saguaro Cactus with several arms curving upward. A banner with the inscription "Grand Canyon State" separates the two elements to indicate two distinctive Arizona scenes. Learn More