For sale is a brand new (uncirculated) set of 50 U.S. state quarters and 6 new 2009 quarters.

For sale is a complete set of brand new (uncirculated) 50-state U.S. 25-cent coins and 6 new 25-cent coins released in 2009. This set of coins is specially designed for collection enthusiasts. All new coins that have not been circulated in the market are purchased from the regular U.S. Mint. The quality is guaranteed, the condition is good, and they are of great collection value. It is also a great gift for returning home. A. A full set of quarters from all 50 states in the United States, 50 coin statehood quarter set. The price is $45/set and contains 50 coins. B. 6 new coins were produced in 2009, 6-coin set of Uncirculated 2009 District of Columbia and U.S. Territories quarters. They are District of Columbia, Guam, Puerto Rico, American Samoa, Northern Mariana Islands and Virgin Islands. These 6 coins have just entered the U.S. circulation market 2 months ago and are currently very rare on the market. The price is $6 and there are 6 coins. C. Coin booklet, green hard cover, the first page is an introduction to the entire set of coins, and the next three pages are slots for inlaying coins, all with corresponding years and names. This volume is also MADE IN USA. The price is $4/book. You can choose to buy A or B separately. You can buy A+B+C, the whole set is $55. Those who purchase more than 3 sets of A+B+C at one time will enjoy a special price of $50/set. Shipping fee is $5, USPS ships throughout the United States. Coin Introduction: The 50 State Quarters are a series of 25-cent commemorative coins issued by the United States. It became a fact after the passage of Bill 105-124 signed by President Clinton on December 1, 1997. It started in 1999 and ended in 2008 for ten years. That is, an average of five states will issue coins representing each state every year. It is hoped that the younger generation will understand the humanities, history and other traditional cultures of each state. Very collectible. Reminder: Don’t rush to remit money or pay a deposit before seeing the real thing to avoid being cheated.