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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 Utah Quarter design features a golden spike that finished the Transcontinental Railroad connecting the Union Pacific with the Central Pacific. This completion displayed within the center bears the inscription "Crossroads of the West". Learn More

Free 2007 and 2008 Presidential Golden Dollar year sets with the purchase of Gallery Vault Cases. Your chance to get the only Presidential Dollars with "In GOD We Trust" on the edges of the coins. 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 new design of the Minnesota Quarter Dollar is full of history as it commemorates "The Land of 10,000 Lakes." Minnesota's state quarter features its famed waterways. Depicted on the quarter are two people fishing on a lake lined with pine trees while in the foreground swims a loon, Minnesota's state bird. From the Dakota Sioux word for "cloudy water", Minnesota is the home to more than 15,000 lakes and has more shoreline than California, Hawaii and Florida combined. Learn More

In contrast to some of the more complex State Quarter designs, Wyoming's design is simple. A silhouetted horse and rider appear on the coin's left with the state nickname "The Equality State" to the right. As the first state to grant women voting rights and to have a woman governor, Wyoming has earned its nickname. Learn More

The Hot Springs National Park located in Arkansas gains national attention as the very first park quarter design to be released. Hot Springs was originally denoted as a reservation area in 1832 and became a National Park in 1922. 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

Idaho's quarter features a Peregrine Falcon and the state motto, "esto perpetua". The hope that these conservation efforts will endure is summarized in the state's motto, which translates to "May it be forever". Learn More