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Washington Crossing The Delaware Quarter Designs

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So does this mean we're getting another 10 years of new quarter designs? If they're staring off with Washington's crossing of the Delaware why not just have the theme of the next 10 years be important events in American history? Start a new program instead of dragging the ATB program for another 10 years. 1999-2009 = 50 State Quarters and U.S. Territories Quarters, 2010 - 2021 = America the Beautiful Quarters. I think 2022 to 2032 should focus on historical events and be called something like "Landmark Events" quarters. After that they should go back to having a single design. A brand new design, not a return to pre-50 states Washington quarters.
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Unless Congress imposes another change, this "crossing the Delaware" design is permanent. Like the first post in this thread says, "For many years, it's been known that unless the Secretary of the Treasury renewed the America the Beautiful Quarters program for another 56 designs, the quarter would revert to the 1932-1998 obverse and have a new reverse depicting George Washington Crossing the Delaware."

But most of us don't want another multi-year program, and "Landmark Events" would be even more political than we can stand.
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Personally I think they should stop in 2021. But since that's not going to happen, I just think they should go with a new series of quarters. "Landmark Events" is just one
possibility. The thing is people can politicize pretty much anything. Some people who have nationalistic viewpoints might consider the themes of the State Quarters to be too regionalistic, for example. Just like some people might view presidential portraiture on money to be bordering on monarchical. I'm just saying, it doesn't matter what they release. People will politicize it. Even if it was a coin with no design and just a date, denomination and mintmark people would politicize it by calling it "communistic in it's sense of soulless utilitarianism." Even not making quarters people would say: "Why aren't they making anymore quarters? Can't they afford it" That would lead to discussions about things like national debt and inflation which in turn become political.
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I'm just saying, it doesn,t matter what they release. People will politicize it.


This. They should just do things that make rational people happen and not even worry about the people that get offended by everything
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Personally I think they should stop in 2021. But since that's not going to happen...
But it is going to happen. There is no new Quarter program on the books. Plan on having the Washington Crossing The Delaware Quarter for years to come. As of now, if you want a multi-year program, look at the Innovation dollars.
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What's truly remarkable is that by the time three or four dates of these are in circulation it will have been a quarter of a century since the last eagle reverse quarter of 1998...




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Now that is something to blow ones mind.



By that time it will be almost impossible to find an AU eagle reverse quarter and nice attractive XF's will be getting tough.

Dates before 1990 will be tough in VF and eagle reverse coins will account for less than 25% of the quarters in circulation. A small handful of quarters might contain no eagle reverses at all.
Time don't fly, it bounds and leaps.
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Now that is something to blow ones mind.

Does it blow you mind any more to realize that by that time we will have had washing on the quarter for nearly 100 years? He has already been on the quarter 20 years longer than he was alive.
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