Obverse
George Washington portrait by John Flanagan, adapted for the 50 State Quarters Program.
George Washington portrait by John Flanagan, adapted for the 50 State Quarters Program.
Five state designs: New York, North Carolina, Rhode Island, Vermont and Kentucky.
The 2001 regular Proof Set has five individual copper-nickel clad State Quarters. The distinct silver issue and quarter-only set are excluded.
Five 2001-S State Quarters are documented in this single denomination page, retaining the established five-page Proof Set format.
Statue of Liberty, the state outline and eleven stars, reflecting New York as a gateway for newcomers.
United States Mint · State Design ↗The Wright brothers’ early airplane rising over the Outer Banks, honoring the first powered flight.
United States Mint · State Design ↗A sailing vessel on Narragansett Bay with the Pell Bridge in the background.
United States Mint · State Design ↗Maple trees with sap buckets and the Camel’s Hump mountain landscape.
United States Mint · State Design ↗A Thoroughbred horse before Federal Hill, associated with the state song My Old Kentucky Home.
United States Mint · State Design ↗The five quarters have a combined face value of $1.25. They are regular clad collector Proofs, not the separate silver 50 State Quarters.
2,294,909 is a secondary catalogue set quantity, NOT a figure attributed to the United States Mint press release, and not an individual coin mintage. Other catalogues can publish differing totals.
Contemporary announcement of the ten-coin Proof Set, S mint marks, first sales, state designs, and original $19.95 price.
Open reference ↗Official state-program history and design descriptions.
Open reference ↗Official description of the New York quarter reverse.
Open reference ↗Official description of the North Carolina quarter reverse.
Open reference ↗Official description of the Rhode Island quarter reverse.
Open reference ↗Official description of the Vermont quarter reverse.
Open reference ↗Official description of the Kentucky quarter reverse.
Open reference ↗U.S. Mint basic coin weights, diameters, and metal descriptions; modern designs and later dollar edge differences are not projected back to 2001.
Open reference ↗Confirms later sales of available 1999, 2000 and 2001 sets; does not establish a final single-year 2001 quantity.
Open reference ↗Independent explanation of the regular ten-coin set and reported 2,294,909 quantity.
Open reference ↗Secondary type reference, with no photograph or table reused.
Open reference ↗Secondary type reference, with no photograph or table reused.
Open reference ↗Secondary type reference, with no photograph or table reused.
Open reference ↗Secondary type reference, with no photograph or table reused.
Open reference ↗Secondary type reference, with no photograph or table reused.
Open reference ↗