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United States Quarter
Teddy Bears
Issued in 2007 |
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The Teddy Bears were made by Limited Treasures and they
have a mint state quarter from their state on their right foot sealed in
plastic.
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Montana State Quarter Teddy Bear
- Coin Facts on Tag: "The first commemorative quarter released in 2007 honors our 41st state, Montana. This design features a bison skull,
which is a powerful symbol, and sacred to many of the state's American Indian tribes. Depicted below the skull is the diverse Montana landscape with the inscription 'Big Sky Country.' This nickname reminds residents of the state's open lands and pioneering way. The design was based on
narratives submitted by the state's residents."
- Other information on Tag: State Flower: Bitterroot; State Bird: Western Meadowlark; Nickname: Big Sky State; Capital: Helena; Statehood: November 8, 1889 |
9" |
$29.99 |
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Washington State Quarter Teddy Bear
- Coin Facts on Tag: "The 42nd quarter-dollar design honors the state of Washington. Featured in the background is the majestic Mt. Rainier,
which symbolizes a bridge between the eastern and western parts of the State. In the foreground is a king salmon, a traditional image of the
Pacific Northwest. The nickname the 'Evergreen State' is inscribed for it's abundant evergreen forests. This design was chosen from a statewide vote in 2006."
- Other information on Tag: State Flower: Rhododendron; State Bird: Willow Goldenfinch; Nickname: The Evergreen State; Capital: Olympia; Statehood: November 11, 1889 |
9" |
$29.99 |
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Idaho State Quarter Teddy Bear
- Coin Facts on Tag: "The 43rd state quarter dollar coin is
designed with a Pergrine Falcon, one of the fastest birds in the world. Due to conservation, this bird can be found in Idaho and throughout the United States. The shape of the state can also be seen on the coin, with the inscription 'Esto Perpetua,' which translates to the state motto, 'May it be Forever.'"
- Other information on Tag: State Flower: Syringa; State Bird: Mountain Bluebird; Nickname: The Gem State; Capital: Boise; Statehood: July 3, 1890 |
9" |
$29.99 |
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Wyoming State Quarter Teddy Bear
- Coin Facts on Tag: "Our Nation's 44th state, Wyoming, has the Wild West heritage honored on this quarter design. This bucking horse and rider was personified by 'Buffalo Bill' Cody and his traveling Wild West show. The coin also bears the inscription 'Equality State,' as Wyoming was the first state in the Nation to allow women to vote. This design was announced in 2006 from approximately 3,200 narratives submitted by Wyoming
citizens."
- Other information on Tag: State Flower: Indian Paintbrush; State Bird: Western Meadowlark; Nickname: The Equality State; Capital: Cheyenne; Statehood: July 10, 1890 |
9" |
$29.99 |
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Utah State Quarter
Bear Teddy Bear
- Coin Facts on Tag: "The final quarter of 2007 honors the 45th
State admitted into the Union, Utah. This coin commemorates the 'Crossroads of the West' with two steam locomotives meeting at the golden spike, linking the Central Pacific and Unioin Pacific railroads. This event allowed cross-country travel to be more economical and convenient. In 2006, this
design was announced on the 137th anniversary of Joining of the Rails."
- Other information on Tag: State Flower: Sego Lily; State Bird: California Gull; Nickname: The Beehive State; Capital: Salt Lake City; Statehood: January 4, 1896 |
9" |
$29.99 |
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