The United States has minted coins in billions. The quarter dollars are minted each year in different mints in the United States. The quarter dollars of the US are unique for each US state’s emblems are engraved on their reverse side. The obverse side of the quarter is the angle of George Washington facing left. For instance, the quarter dollar of California State has many designs and its designs are different from the states of Delaware and New York or other remaining fifty states. The quarter dollars of the United States are among the unique yet varied in their coinage.

The variation on the design of the US quarter dollar is a factor of being among the favorites of the coin collectors. To think of it, each year the coins are minted in several mints of America, so there would be more additions to the collections. If a person has interest in coin collecting quarters, he could have added in his collections of at least 50 quarters in a year. Then he would have collected more in the many years to come.

The interesting thing about coin collecting quarters is that each state quarter dollar has designs unique to the state. The minting of the stare quarter dollar series began on 1999 until now. If a coin collector started his collection on that year, he would have accumulated many coins by now.

Coin collecting quarter dollar is an interesting hobby. It has attracted more collectors of any race, age and sexes. The appeal of the quarter dollar could have or might have prompted some who have not started collecting coins. Most of the collectors of coin collecting quarter dollars are Americans for the obvious reason of easy access to the coins.

Other quarter coins that you might want to gather and include in your collection are the countries of the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and other member nations of the Commonwealth of Nations. Their quarter coins have the same obverse side design which is of the reigning monarch of Great Britain, Queen Elizabeth II. Obviously then, the reverse side of these countries are different. Not all members of the Commonwealth of Nations adhere to the design of the coins. Some of these countries take pride of their heritage.

Coin collecting quarters not only restrict to the United States coins or the British coins. If you are into this hobby, you might broaden your interest by including other countries from Asia, Europe, Americas and Africa. If your longing is to gather each quarter from each sovereign nation, then that is a worthwhile quest. It would have been impossible collecting coins from each country before; however, the internet provides the opportunity to get things that you like. You can visit sites that feature coins from each country.