The interactive map below shows the number of state-specific quarters that were produced and distributed.

We had about a dozen Pennsylvania quarters and ones from 46 other states. But we were missing Arizona, Nebraska and Wyoming.

The interactive map below shows the number of state-specific quarters that were produced and distributed.

Other state quarters with less than half a billion minted include Arkansas, Michigan, Illinois, Iowa, Florida, Minnesota, and New Mexico. According to the map, 569 million Colorado state quarters ...

Every state has a quarter, but not every state quarter sells for hundreds to thousands of dollars.

A 1999 Georgia state quarter could be worth up to $10,000, according to a blog post from U.S. Coins Guide. The quarter’s high value is a result of several manufacturing errors.

Spence started collecting quarters for her classroom map in 2000. She asked children to search for state quarters, and the first ones to bring in certain states got to sign their name on the map ...

Because those states produced so many quarters, they are more likely to have more in circulation today, meaning they might not have a whole lot of value beyond 25 cents.

Growing up in San Diego in the early 2000s, Kelsey Fehlberg proudly displayed her state quarters in a map with inserts for each coin. Then, she said, sometime in middle school, “I started to be ...

While you might not think much of the state quarters you find in your pocket, certain quality grades of these coins can be worth a lot of money.

The interactive map below shows the number of state-specific quarters that were produced and distributed.