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Morgan Silver Dollars are some of the rarest coins minted in the last century and are valuable because of their rich history and high silver content. 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

Revered for its wildlife and natural spectacles, Yellowstone National Park was selected to represent Wyoming in America's Beautiful National Park Program™. This is the second design of the 2010 mint year. Learn More

2008 Van Buren Presidential Golden Dollars available in uncirculated condition with the President's name and term of office is inscribed along the flat-edged rim. Learn More

The Kansas State Quarter features its state animal and state flower. State law KSA 73-1401 declared in 1955 that the American Buffalo would become the official animal of Kansas. Depicted on its state quarter, the American Buffalo is as much of a symbol of Kansas as its state flower, the Sunflower, also depicted on the quarter. Learn More

2010 Pierce Presidential Golden Dollars available in uncirculated condition with the President's name and term of office is inscribed along the flat-edged rim. Learn More

The West Virginia Statehood Quarters display the New River Gorge Bridge. Today, this bridge remains the world's largest steel span and the U.S.'s second highest bridge. 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

2008 Monroe Presidential Golden Dollars available in uncirculated condition with the President's name and term of office is inscribed along the flat-edged rim. Learn More