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2022 Quarter Question

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George facing the other way (now to his left). I don't usually look at a lot of quarters but just noticed the 2022 that George is now facing to his left. Was this done for some special reason that I didn't read about?
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There have been several postings on this forum about the likes and dislikes of the new style quarter.
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It's a design change based on a submission when the Washington quarter was first being considered.

govemint.com -- "The obverse of the American Women's Quarters program will continue to feature George Washington. However, the traditional George Flannagan design will be replaced by a design of Washington that Laura Gardin Fraser created in 1932! Gardin Fraser was one of the most prolific female sculptors of her time and today is praised for both her numismatic and sculptural work."
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These new quarters are about the women of the US. So why not use a design of Washington that was made by a woman as well.
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Ugh, I absolutely hate the obverse design on these, and I love collecting Washington quarters. Oh well.
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The new design is still worth getting used to.

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"The obverse of the American Women's Quarters program will continue to feature George Washington. However, the traditional George Flannagan design will be replaced by a design of Washington that Laura Gardin Fraser created in 1932! Gardin Fraser was one of the most prolific female sculptors of her time and today is praised for both her numismatic and sculptural work."

Wow. I thought the design was created by a new modern sculptor.
An interesting solution. It is unusual to adopt a new design 90 years after its creation.
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