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2004-D Florida USA Statehood Quarters (MS-60)
2004-D Florida USA Statehood Quarters (MS-60)
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2004-D USA Statehood Quarter - Florida - Single
Florida State Quarters were released on March 29, 2004 as the twenty-seventh coin in the State Quarter series. Florida's original Statehood date was March 3, 1845.
The reverse design features a Spanish galleon, the Space Shuttle, and palm trees. The inscriptions include the State name, Statehood date, mintage date, "E Pluribus Unum," and "Gateway to Discovery." The coin's reverse was designed by Ralph Butler and engraved by T. James Farrell.
The 16th century Spanish galleon represents the state's beginnings as a starting point for discovery. Florida is home of the Kennedy Space Center, from which this eras most important space expeditions were launched. The reverse also features Sabal palm trees.
The nine person Florida Commemorative Quarter Committee reviewed 1,500 design concepts and sent ten to the governor. He selected five and forwarded these to the United States Mint. The final design was selected based on a public vote from Florida residents. Other designs which were considered for the Florida Quarter included the Everglades, St. Augustine, America's Spaceport, and a fishing theme.
Mintage:
2004-P Florida Quarter: 240,200,000
2004-D Florida Quarter: 241,600,000
Florida State Quarters were released on March 29, 2004 as the twenty-seventh coin in the State Quarter series. Florida's original Statehood date was March 3, 1845.
The reverse design features a Spanish galleon, the Space Shuttle, and palm trees. The inscriptions include the State name, Statehood date, mintage date, "E Pluribus Unum," and "Gateway to Discovery." The coin's reverse was designed by Ralph Butler and engraved by T. James Farrell.
The 16th century Spanish galleon represents the state's beginnings as a starting point for discovery. Florida is home of the Kennedy Space Center, from which this eras most important space expeditions were launched. The reverse also features Sabal palm trees.
The nine person Florida Commemorative Quarter Committee reviewed 1,500 design concepts and sent ten to the governor. He selected five and forwarded these to the United States Mint. The final design was selected based on a public vote from Florida residents. Other designs which were considered for the Florida Quarter included the Everglades, St. Augustine, America's Spaceport, and a fishing theme.
Mintage:
2004-P Florida Quarter: 240,200,000
2004-D Florida Quarter: 241,600,000
