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Vermont
State Quarter
The U.S. State Quarter program was a great way to show off states' pride and personality while revamping the look of the quarter.
The Vermont State Quarter was released in 2001, the 3rd year of the State Quarter program. Vermont was the 4th quarter released that year.
The official release date was August 6, 2001. State quarters were released in the order states joined the United States. As such, Vermont was the 14th State Quarter released.
Total mintage of the Vermont quarter was 882,804,000 which is worth a total of $220.70 million.
Vermont Quarter
Information
| Release Order | 14th |
|---|---|
| Release Date | Aug 6, 2001 |
| Mintage | 0.88 Billion |
| Caption | Freedom and Unity |
| Summary | Maple trees with sap buckets, Camel's Hump Mountain, Vermont |
| Engraver | T. James Ferrell |
Description
Vermont is famous for many things — its wilderness, mountains, and cold winters, to name a few. All of those features are shown on Vermont's state quarter.
The quarter depicts a winder scene. Front and center, there are four trees being tapped for syrup. Behind the trees you can see Camel's Hump Mountain.
The caption on the Vermont quarter reads "Freedom and Unity."
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