1999 STATEHOOD QUARTERS

Click the stock number to add an item to your shopping cart!
If your system does not support this feature, click standard order form below.

Delaware Quarter
Pennsylvania Quarter
New Jersey Quarter
DELAWARE
PENNSYLVANIA
NEW JERSEY
1999-P Uncirculated Quarter
1999-P Uncirculated Quarter
1999-P Uncirculated Quarter
#17400 price............$2.49
#17402 price............$2.49
#17404 price............$1.49
1999-D Uncirculated Quarter
1999-D Uncirculated Quarter
1999-D Uncirculated Quarter
#17401 price............$2.49
#17403 price............$2.49
#17405 price............$1.49
1999-S Proof Edition Quarter
1999-S Proof Edition Quarter
1999-S Proof Edition Quarter
#17300 price............$19.95
#17302 price............$19.95
#17304 price............$19.95
1999-S Silver Proof Quarter
 
1999-S Silver Proof Quarter
 
1999-S Silver Proof Quarter
 
#17301 price............$39.95
#17303 price............$39.95
#17305 price............$39.95
Georgia Quarter
Connecticut Quarter
GEORGIA
CONNECTICUT
1999-P Uncirculated Quarter
1999-P Uncirculated Quarter
#17406 price............$1.29
#17408 price............$1.19
1999-D Uncirculated Quarter
1999-D Uncirculated Quarter
#17407 price............$1.29
#17409 price............$1.19
1999-S Proof Edition Quarter
1999-S Proof Edition Quarter
#17306 price............$19.95
#17308 price............$19.95
1999-S Silver Proof Quarter
 
1999-S Silver Proof Quarter
#17307 price............$39.95
 
#17309 price............$39.95

Click here for the 2000 Statehood Quarters


Commor Front Design

All 50 Statehood Quarters share this obverse design of George Washington


The History of the Washington Statehood Quarter (1999-2008):

The first Statehood Quarter was the Delaware Quarter issued in January of 1999. Each of the fifty states will be represented by a new design. These new quarters will be released in the same order that the individual states were admitted into the union. The Treasury will release a total of five Statehood Quarter designs each year; approximately one every ten weeks. Therefore, the Statehood Quarter Program will last a total of ten years.

The new Statehood Quarters are being produced in Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco. The Philadelphia and Denver issues are being released into general circulation. You can distinguish these two by the mint mark, either 'P' or 'D', located on the obverse just below the word "trust".

The San Francisco Mint is striking Proof Editions only. These are special coins stuck at low speed, by highly polished dies, onto hand-selected planchets. Proof Edition coins are not intended for circulation; they are produced for expressly for collectors. The San Francisco Proof Edition Quarters are being produced in both Cupro-Nickel and in 90% Silver. According to advance statements from the Treasury, the Proof Editions of each year's five designs will be available in the fall of each year, respectively.

The Statehood Quarters have the exact same weight, diameter, and composition as the Washington Quarters (1965-1998). Their composition is 75% Copper and 25% Nickel outer shell bonded to a pure copper middle. The weight of these clad quarters is 5.67 grams. The one exception is the San Francisco Silver Proof Editions which are composed of 90% Silver and 10% Copper. These 90% Silver Proof Quarters have a weight of 6.25 grams. All Statehood Quarters are 24.3 mm in diameter. The edges of both the clad and the silver pieces are reeded.

The five designed that were released in 1999 are: Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Georgia, and Connecticut.

Click here for the 2000 Statehood Quarters


Click here to see Albums for storing the new Statehood Quarters


Key to abbreviations used on this page:

BU (Brilliant Uncirculated): A strictly uncirculated coin with attractive mint luster but noticeable detracting contact marks or minor blemishes.

PR (Proof): Proof refers to a method of manufacture. A Proof Edition coin is stuck at low speed, by highly polished dies, on hand-selected planchets. The result is a very high quality coin that will have a mirror-finished background and frosted features. Proof Edition coins are not intended for circulation; they are produced for expressly for collectors and are sold by the U.S. Mint in sets for a premium above their face value. Proof Editions of the new Statehood Quarters are produced only at the San Francisco Mint.

90%: Is a reference to the composition of some of the San Francisco Proofs which are 90% silver.

P (Philadelphia): The 'P' mint mark is located on the obverse, on the right side, just below "In God We Trust".

D (Denver): The 'D' mint mark is located on the obverse, on the right side, just below "In God We Trust".

S (San Francisco): The 'S' mint mark is located on the obverse, on the right side, just below "In God We Trust".


Click here for Washington Quarters 1932 to 1964

Click here for Washington Quarters 1965 to 1998


Standard Order Form More Coins Coin Supplies Stamps & Supplies Home Page

|| Standard Order Form || More Coins || Coin Supplies || Stamps & Supplies || Home Page ||

Copyright © 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000 DeKalb Stamp & Coin Co., Inc. DBA Northlake Stamp & Coin, Atlanta, Georgia, USA.