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2000-P Massachusetts USA Statehood Quarters (MS-60)
2000-P Massachusetts USA Statehood Quarters (MS-60)
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2000-P USA Statehood Quarter - Massachusetts - Single
Massachusetts State Quarters were released on January 3, 2000 as the sixth coin in the State Quarter series. Massachusettss original Statehood date was February 6, 1788.
The reverse design features The Minuteman against an outline of the state. The inscriptions include the State name, Statehood date, mintage date, E Pluribus Unum, and The Bay State. The coins reverse was designed and engraved by Thomas D. Rodgers Sr.
The Minuteman is a famous statue that stands guard at the Minuteman National Historical Park in Concord, Massachusetts. The Minutemen were important Revolutionary War forces of regular farmers and colonists who could assemble to fight at a minutes notice.
The final design was selected by the governor after initial review and approval by the United States Secretary of the Treasury, Citizens Commemorative Coin Advisory Committee, and Fine Arts Commission. All initial design concepts for the quarter were gathered from Massachusetts elementary school students who had submitted more than 100 different proposals.
Mintage:
2000-P Massachusetts Quarter: 628,600,000
2000-D Massachusetts Quarter: 535,184,000
Massachusetts State Quarters were released on January 3, 2000 as the sixth coin in the State Quarter series. Massachusettss original Statehood date was February 6, 1788.
The reverse design features The Minuteman against an outline of the state. The inscriptions include the State name, Statehood date, mintage date, E Pluribus Unum, and The Bay State. The coins reverse was designed and engraved by Thomas D. Rodgers Sr.
The Minuteman is a famous statue that stands guard at the Minuteman National Historical Park in Concord, Massachusetts. The Minutemen were important Revolutionary War forces of regular farmers and colonists who could assemble to fight at a minutes notice.
The final design was selected by the governor after initial review and approval by the United States Secretary of the Treasury, Citizens Commemorative Coin Advisory Committee, and Fine Arts Commission. All initial design concepts for the quarter were gathered from Massachusetts elementary school students who had submitted more than 100 different proposals.
Mintage:
2000-P Massachusetts Quarter: 628,600,000
2000-D Massachusetts Quarter: 535,184,000
