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2010 Yellowstone Quarter - P - Uncirculated
2010 Yellowstone Quarter - Philadelphia - Uncirculated
 
Our Price: $1.29
Year: 2010
Mint(s): Philadelphia
Composition: cupro-nickel clad
Diameter: 24.3 mm
Mintage: 33,600,000



Product Code: 19461
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The United States America the Beautiful Quarter Program


The 2010 Yellowstone Quarter is the second coin in the United States America the Beautiful Quarter Series. The series began in 2010 and honors one national park from each of the 50 States as well as Washington D.C. and the five territories.

This first year of releases will include: Hot Springs, Arkansas; Yellowstone, Wyoming; Yosemite, California; Grand Canyon, Arizona; Mount Hood, Oregon.

There will be 5 Quarters released each year. Like the State Quarters, each quarter will be minted from the Philadelphia and the Denver Mint. The obverse design showing George Washington remains unchanged, while the reverse design reflects the National Park that is being honored.

Yellowstone is located primarily in the state of Wyoming, but also extends into Montana and Idaho. It has the distinction of being America's first national park. It is the second America the Beautiful Quarter released because Hot Springs, while the 18th designated park, was set aside by the government many years earlier as the very first federal site.

The quarter's reverse features Old Faithful with a bison in the foreground as well as the inscriptions YELLOWSTONE, WYOMING, 2010 and E PLURIBUS UNUM.

This is the Philadelphia Minted, uncirculated quarter. It will be encapsulated to protect its condition.


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