[RayBob]

Colorado's not bad. Kind of like North Dakota's. Don't care for Nevada. South Dakota is OK, I guess.

[conservative in nyc]

Colorado's not bad. Kind of like North Dakota's. Don't care for Nevada. South Dakota is OK, I guess.

Great faces. Great Places. South Dakota.

I'm surprised Nevada's quarter doesn't have a slot machine, casino or bunny ranch on it.

[RayBob]

Next year's coins will be Montana, Washington, Idaho, Wyoming and Utah. Here are some of the contenders:

Needless to say, these are early proposals and the finalists have not yet been selected. I'm just posting these for fun.

[icwhatudo]

I love to see the way states treat their history or what they are known for on the designs.

I live in Maryland.

Francis Scott Key wrote the Star Spangled Banner!
Bloodiest battle of the civil war-Antietam!
The Chesapeake Bay -the largest estuary in the US!
Home of the NAVAL academy!
Steamed Crabs!!!!!

and instead we got:

instead of this:

[martin_fierro]

Kali's entry.

[livius]

I love the Nevada quarter! But then, I'm a horse owner - and Nevada is famous for its mustangs.

I just scanned through the rest of the posts - LOL on the AR quarter!

[Junior_G]

If you flip the South Dakota coin, you're either gonna get heads, or you're gonna get HEADS.

[Atlas Sneezed]

When you encourage schoolgirls to stuff the ballot box, you end up with "My Silky Pony":

[Semi Civil Servant]

That's not a real Colorado mountain, but a "generic" one. Why they didn't put the fourth or fifth most famous mountain in the world (Pikes Peak) on the coin is beyond me.

[onja]

Michigan and Wisconsin are fairly pitiful.

[yawningotter]

I just saw the West Virginia quarter. Is that the Robert Byrd Bridge?
By the way. Why did New York put a New Jersey landmark on their quarter?