Have (both mint) DON'T HAVE

1999-P Pennsylvania 1999-P Delaware

1999-P New Jersey 1999-D Delaware
1999-D Georgia 1999-D Pennsylvania
1999-D Connecticut 1999-D New Jersey
2000-P Massachusetts 1999-P Georgia
2000-D Massachusetts 1999-P Connecticut
2000-P Maryland 2000-D Maryland
2000-D South Carolina 2000-P South Carolina
2000-D New Hampshire 2000-P New Hampshire
2000-P Virginia 2001-P New York
2000-D Virginia 2001-D North Carolina
2001-D New York 2001-P Vermont
2001-P North Carolina 2001-D Kentucky
2001-P Rhode Island 2002-P Tennessee
2001-D Rhode Island 2002-P Ohio
2001-D Vermont 2002-D Louisiana
2001-P Kentucky 2002-P Indiana
2002-D Tennessee 2002-P Mississippi
2002-D Ohio 2002-D Mississippi
2002-P Louisiana 2003-D Illinois
2002-D Indiana 2003-P Alabama
2003-P Illinois 2003-P Maine
2003-D Alabama 2003-D Maine
2003-P Missouri 2003-D Missouri
2003-P Arkansas 2003-D Arkansas
2004- P Iowa 2004-P Michigan
2005-P California 2004-D Michigan
2005-P Minnesota 2004-P Florida
2005-P Oregon 2004-D Florida
2005-D Oregon 2004-P Texas
2005-D Kansas 2004-D Texas
2005-P West Virginia 2004- D Iowa
2005-D West Virginia 2004- P Wisconsin
2006-D Nevada 2004- D Wisconsin
2006-D Nebraska 2005-D California
2006-P Colorado 2005-D Minnesota
2006-D North Dakota 2005-P Kansas
2006-D South Dakota 2006-P Nevada
2007-P Montana 2006-P Nebraska
2007-D Montana 2006-D Colorado
2007-D Washington 2006-P North Dakota
2007-D Idaho 2006-P South Dakota
2007-P Wyoming 2007-P Washington
2007-D Utah 2007-P Idaho
2008-D New Mexico 2007-D Wyoming
2008-P Alaska 2007-P Utah
2008-D Hawaii 2008-P Oklahoma
1996 - eagle 2008-D Oklahoma
2008-P New Mexico
2008-P Arizona
2008-D Arizona
2008-D Alaska
2008-P Hawaii
Date - State Has Ima Has Image
ge
1999-P Delaware 2004-P Michigan
1999-D Delaware 2004-D Michigan
1999-P Pennsylvania 2004-P Florida
1999-D Pennsylvania 2004-D Florida
1999-P New Jersey 2004-P Texas
1999-D New Jersey 2004-D Texas
1999-P Georgia 2004- P Iowa
1999-D Georgia 2004- D Iowa
1999-P Connecticut 2004- P Wisconsin
1999-D Connecticut 2004- D Wisconsin
2000-P Massachusetts 2005-P California
2000-D Massachusetts 2005-D California
2000-P Maryland 2005-P Minnesota
2000-D Maryland 2005-D Minnesota
2000-P South Carolina 2005-P Oregon
2000-D South Carolina 2005-D Oregon
2000-P New Hampshire 2005-P Kansas
2000-D New Hampshire 2005-D Kansas
2000-P Virginia 2005-P West Virginia
2000-D Virginia 2005-D West Virginia
2001-P New York 2006-P Nevada
2001-D New York 2006-D Nevada
2001-P North Carolina 2006-P Nebraska
2001-D North Carolina 2006-D Nebraska
2001-P Rhode Island 2006-P Colorado
2001-D Rhode Island 2006-D Colorado
2001-P Vermont 2006-P North Dakota
2001-D Vermont 2006-D North Dakota
2001-P Kentucky 2006-P South Dakota
2001-D Kentucky 2006-D South Dakota
2002-P Tennessee 2007-P Montana
2002-D Tennessee 2007-D Montana
2002-P Ohio 2007-P Washington
2002-D Ohio 2007-D Washington
2002-P Louisiana 2007-P Idaho
2002-D Louisiana 2007-D Idaho
2002-P Indiana 2007-P Wyoming
2002-D Indiana 2007-D Wyoming
2002-P Mississippi 2007-P Utah
2002-D Mississippi 2007-D Utah
2003-P Illinois 2008-P Oklahoma
2003-D Illinois 2008-D Oklahoma
2003-P Alabama 2008-P New Mexico
2003-D Alabama 2008-D New Mexico
2003-P Maine 2008-P Arizona
2003-D Maine 2008-D Arizona
2003-P Missouri 2008-P Alaska
2003-D Missouri 2008-D Alaska
2003-P Arkansas 2008-P Hawaii
2003-D Arkansas 2008-D Hawaii
Date - State Image Release Admission
Date Year
1998 Eagle - -
1999-Delaware

1999-Pennsylvania

1999-New Jersey

1999-Georgia

1999-Connecticut

2000-Massachusetts

2000-Maryland

2000-South Carolina

2000-New Hampshire

2000-Virginia

2001-New York

2001-North Carolina

2001-Rhode Island

2001-Vermont

2001-Kentucky

2002-Tennessee

2002-Ohio

2002-Louisiana

2002-Indiana

2002-Mississippi

2003-Illinois

2003-Alabama

2003-Maine

2003-Missouri

2003-Arkansas

2004-Michigan
 2004-Michigan

2004-Florida

2004-Texas

2004- P Iowa

2004- P Wisconsin
 2005-California

2005-Minnesota

2005-Oregon

2005-Kansas

2005-West Virginia

2006-Nevada

2006-Nebraska

2006-Colorado

2006-North Dakota

2006-South Dakota

2007-Montana

2007-Washington 2-Apr-07 11-Nov-

1889
2007-Idaho

2007-Wyoming

2007-Utah

2008-Oklahoma

2008-New Mexico

2008-Arizona

2008-Alaska
2008-Alaska

2008-Hawaii
 Description Has Date - State

Last year of Eagle quarter 1998 Eagle

P 1999-Delaware
D
P 1999-Pennsylvania
D
P 1999-New Jersey
D
P 1999-Georgia
D
P 1999-Connecticut
D
P 2000-Massachusetts
D
P 2000-Maryland
D
P 2000-South Carolina
D
P 2000-New Hampshire
D
P 2000-Virginia
D
P 2001-New York
D
P 2001-North Carolina
D
P 2001-Rhode Island
D
P 2001-Vermont
D
P 2001-Kentucky
D
P 2002-Tennessee
D
P 2002-Ohio
D
P 2002-Louisiana
D
P 2002-Indiana
D
P 2002-Mississippi
D
P 2003-Illinois
D
P 2003-Alabama
D
P 2003-Maine
D
P 2003-Missouri
D
P 2003-Arkansas
D
P 2004-Michigan
 2004-Michigan
D
P 2004-Florida
D
P 2004-Texas

P 2004- P Iowa

D
P 2004- P Wisconsin
 D

P 2005-California
D
P 2005-Minnesota
D
P 2005-Oregon
D
P 2005-Kansas
D
P 2005-West Virginia
D
P 2006-Nevada
D
P 2006-Nebraska
D
P 2006-Colorado
D
P 2006-North Dakota
D
P 2006-South Dakota
D
P 2007-Montana
D
an image of a salmon breaching the water in front of P 2007-Washington
majestic Mount Rainer. The coin is inscribed: The D
Evergreen State; Washington; 1889; E Pluribus Unum; P 2007-Idaho
and 2007. D
P 2007-Wyoming
D
P 2007-Utah
D
P 2008-Oklahoma
D
P 2008-New Mexico
D
P 2008-Arizona
D
P 2008-Alaska
 2008-Alaska
D
P 2008-Hawaii
D
5 Cents Available

2005: The obverse design for the 2005 nickels will bear, for the first time in 67 years, a n
President America's third president, Thomas Jefferson. The "Liberty" inscription on the coin
Jefferson Jefferson's own handwriting. The design is based on the marble bust of Jefferson
with sculptor Jean-Antoine Houdon, completed in 1789. The design was made age-ap
Handwritt presidency by utilizing later paintings by Gilbert Stuart and Rembrandt Peale. The
en of President Jefferson replaces the image of President Jefferson that had been on
Liberty 1938.

2005: American bison, recognizing the American Indians and wildlife encountered by the
American expedition. Expedition journals described the buffalo, and it was an animal of grea
Bison many American Indian cultures

2005: Scene of the Pacific Ocean and an inscription reflecting an excited entry in the jou
Ocean in William Clark on November 7, 1805. The design – a design based on a photograp
view! O! of Astoria, Oregon – visually depicts the expedition's exultation on believing they h
The joy the Pacific Ocean after so many months of arduous travel.

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2004: Rendition of the reverse of the original Indian Peace Medal commissioned for Lew
Louisiana expedition, bearing the likeness of America's third president on one side, and sym
Purchase friendship on the other. The medals were presented to Native American chiefs an
/Peace leaders as tokens of goodwill at treaty signings and other events.
Medal
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American government, and the other with a silver band adorned with beads and a
2004: Angled, side-view ofthe
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keelboat with fullcommunity
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Keelboat supplies
relations through the rivers of the Louisiana Territory in search of a northwest pass
Ocean. Built to the specifications of Captain Lewis, the 55-foot keelboat could be
like a raft, or towed from the riverbank. The design shows Captains Lewis and Cla
the bow of the keelboat.

2006: Portrait of Thomas Jefferson completed during 1800. Jefferson as Vice President
Jefferson just before becoming President, this Peale portrait had a significant iconographic r
, 1800 Jefferson's lifetime; it was frequently used as a reference to create most of the ima
Jefferson's contemporaries came to know him.

2006: Features the classic, familiar rendition of Monticello, President Thomas Jefferson's
Monticell originally executed by artist Felix Schlag and first chosen to adorn the coin's rever
o Changes made are:
Facets of the dome of >Monticello have been restored.
>The balconies of the building have been reworked.
>Relief has been restored to the detail around the door and windows to reflect mo
original work.
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was completed in 1823 when the former President and founding father was in his
skilled horticulturalist, Jefferson also planned the smallest details of the landscapin

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s third president, Thomas Jefferson. The "Liberty" inscription on the coin is based upon
n's own handwriting. The design is based on the marble bust of Jefferson by the French
Jean-Antoine Houdon, completed in 1789. The design was made age-appropriate to his
cy by utilizing later paintings by Gilbert Stuart and Rembrandt Peale. The new obverse image
dent Jefferson replaces the image of President Jefferson that had been on the nickel since

n bison, recognizing the American Indians and wildlife encountered by the Lewis and Clark
on. Expedition journals described the buffalo, and it was an animal of great significance to
merican Indian cultures

f the Pacific Ocean and an inscription reflecting an excited entry in the journal of Captain
Clark on November 7, 1805. The design – a design based on a photograph by Andrew E. Cier
a, Oregon – visually depicts the expedition's exultation on believing they had finally reached
fic Ocean after so many months of arduous travel.

n of the reverse of the original Indian Peace Medal commissioned for Lewis and Clark's
on, bearing the likeness of America's third president on one side, and symbols of peace and
p on the other. The medals were presented to Native American chiefs and other important
as tokens of goodwill at treaty signings and other events.

gn, features two hands clasped in friendship - one with a military uniform cuff, symbolizing the
n government, and the other with a silver band adorned with beads and a stylized American
side-view ofthe
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with whommembers of States
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through the rivers of the Louisiana Territory in search of a northwest passage to the Pacific
Built to the specifications of Captain Lewis, the 55-foot keelboat could be sailed, rowed, poled
t, or towed from the riverbank. The design shows Captains Lewis and Clark in full uniform in
of the keelboat.

of Thomas Jefferson completed during 1800. Jefferson as Vice President at 57 years of age,
re becoming President, this Peale portrait had a significant iconographic role during
n's lifetime; it was frequently used as a reference to create most of the images by which
n's contemporaries came to know him.

s the classic, familiar rendition of Monticello, President Thomas Jefferson's Virginia home,
y executed by artist Felix Schlag and first chosen to adorn the coin's reverse in 1938.
s made are:
f the dome of >Monticello have been restored.
lconies of the building have been reworked.
has been restored to the detail around the door and windows to reflect more of Felix Schlag's
work.
n designed Monticello himself, and construction began in 1768 when he was 25 years old. It
mpleted in 1823 when the former President and founding father was in his eightieth year. A
orticulturalist, Jefferson also planned the smallest details of the landscaping at Monticello.
From 1909 to 1958, the Lincoln obverse was paired with a
reverse that featured a wheat design in which two sheaves
of wheat flanked the words “One Cent” and United States of
America. This coin is commonly known as the “wheat

a small letter or symbol on a coin used to

identify where a coin was made. Current
United States mint marks are Philadelphia (P),
Mint Marks Denver (D), San Francisco (S), and West Point

Errors: One-time occurrences during the minting of a coin. They do no repeat.

Varieties: A feature of a die that reliably repeats over a number of coins.

Examples:
A 1955 doubled die cent is a variety - the doubling is on the die and
a large number of identical pieces were struck.
A cent on a dime planchet is an error - the wrong planchet got mixed
in and subsequent strikes are likely to be normal.

Sometimes classification can be difficult - the line is fuzzy.

Example:
Missing edge letter prez bux: I'd call it an error, but a large
number of identical pieces were struck. The key for me is that the
error was in the minting process of the coin and not in die
preparation. PCGS calls these "Mint Errrors".

Large/small dates result from differences in dies, and thus would be

varieties. Exactly what constitutes a large or small date depends on
what coin and year you are discussing, but in general are perceived
differences in the size of the numerals.
1 dollar big 1865
1 dollar liberty
Seated LibertyTrade
back 1796
dollar 1880
1/2 dollar 1990
SBA dollar dollar
Sacawagea 1979
golden
William Harrison 2000
dollar
James K Polk
Dimes
Year Mint
84 p
90 p
95 d
96 d
98 d
99 d
2000 d
2001 d
2002 d
2003 d
2005 d
2006 d

Wheat cent
Year Mint
1943 p
1953 d
1955 p
1920 p
1957 d

Pennies
Year Mint
1960 ?
1964 -
1968 d

1968 _
1970
1972 _
1974 _
1975 d
1976 d
1977 d
1977 p
1978 d
1982 _
1983 d
1983 _
1984
1985 p
1987 d
1989
1990 d
1991 d
1993 d
1993 _
1994 _
1995 d
1995 _
1996 d
1996 _
2000 d
2000 _
2001 d
2001 _
2003 d
2003 d
2005 d
2006
2008