| Probably nothing in recent history has
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| | never be issued again.The release
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| done more for the hobby of coin
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| | schedule calls for each state quarter to
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| collecting than the 50 State Quarter
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| | be issued according to the order of the
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| Program Act signed into law by President
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| | state's ratification of the Constitution
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| Clinton on December 1, 1997. The program
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| | thus becoming a part of the United
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| which runs from 1998 until 2008 is
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| | States.Every state quarter is minted like
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| turning out to be the most popular
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| | a normal quarter with the image of George
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| coinage program in U.S. Mint
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| | Washington on the obverse (front) side
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| history.Starting in 1998, 5 new state
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| | but on the reverse (back) side is a
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| quarters are issued every year with a new
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| | unique design particular to each state.
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| quarter appearing about every 10 weeks.
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| | Once the program has ended the familiar
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| They are minted for approximately 10
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| | eagle design will once again grace the
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| weeks and then the dies are retired or
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| | reverse of the quarter.
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| destroyed and that state quarter will
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