The Puerto Rico Quarter Collection is a must-have for coin enthusiasts and history buffs alike. This exquisite set includes one uncirculated quarter from each of the Denver (D) and Philadelphia (P) mints, celebrating Puerto Rico as the second release in the 2009 District and Territories quarters series.
The quarter features a beautifully detailed design of Puerto Rico on the reverse side. A sentry box, symbolizing the island’s strength and solitude, is prominently displayed, along with the official flower, the Puerto Rican Hibiscus.
The inscription “Isla del Encanto,” translating to “The Island of Enchantment,” adds a touch of poetic charm. The sentry box and the walls of San Juan depicted on the coin pay homage to Puerto Rico’s rich history, strategic geographical location, and its historical defensive significance. This two-coin set of brilliant uncirculated U.S. Minted quarter dollars offers an educational and convenient way to collect every quarter in the 56-coin series.
The collection is presented in a colorful tri-fold card, packed with intriguing historical facts about Puerto Rico and the significance of its quarter design. It includes information on notable natives, population statistics, and other fascinating details, making it a delightful study and a treasure to enjoy. The collection opens up to an impressive 5″ x 15″ vertical tri-fold display. Issued in 2009 as part of the District of Columbia and U.S. Territories Quarters Program, this collection follows the highly popular 50 State Quarters Program.
For those looking to complete their Puerto Rico Quarter set, don’t miss out on the El Yunque National Forest Quarter, which is part of the America the Beautiful Quarters program. Add the Puerto Rico Quarter Collection to your numismatic collection today and own a piece of Puerto Rico’s enchanting history.
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