Nevada State Quarter

United States · 2006

A standard US Washington quarter featuring a commemorative reverse design celebrating the state of Nevada, depicting a trio of wild horses against a mountain and sunrise backdrop.

Country: United States
Year: 2006
Denomination: 25 Cents (Quarter Dollar)
Grade: About Uncirculated / Mint State with minor circulation contact marks

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Overview

A standard US Washington quarter featuring a commemorative reverse design celebrating the state of Nevada, depicting a trio of wild horses against a mountain and sunrise backdrop.

Historical significance

Part of the 50 State Quarters Program authorized by Public Law 105-124, which ran from 1999 to 2008 and aimed to engage a new generation of collectors and honor the heritage of each US state.

Obverse (front)

John Flanagan's portrait of George Washington facing left, inscribed with 'UNITED STATES OF AMERICA', 'LIBERTY', 'IN GOD WE TRUST', and the denomination 'QUARTER DOLLAR'.

Reverse (back)

Features a herd of wild horses running in front of mountains and a rising sun, framed by sagebrush and banners inscribed with 'NEVADA', '1864', 'THE SILVER STATE', '2006', and 'E PLURIBUS UNUM'. Designed by Don Everhart.

Estimated value

$0.25 face value if circulated, $1.00 to $5.00 in uncirculated condition

What drives this coin's value

Condition grade, mint errors (such as doubled dies or unbonded clad layers), and eye appeal

Grade assessment

About Uncirculated / Mint State with minor circulation contact marks

Mintage & rarity

Common, with hundreds of millions minted across Philadelphia and Denver mints

Authenticity & counterfeit red flags

Check weight, diameter, and edge reeding. Counterfeits are extremely rare for modern circulating clad quarters due to low face value.

Notable varieties & errors

Look for minor doubled die obverse or reverse errors, though none command significant premiums unless certified in high mint state grades.

Similar coins

Other quarters from the 50 State Quarters Program

Care & preservation

Handle by the edges to avoid oils from fingerprints. Store in a cool, dry environment using PVC-free coin holders or flips. Do not clean, as harsh cleaning destroys numismatic value.