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U.S. State Quarters Picture Quiz #2

Can you name the states that are represented on each commemorative coin released from 1999–2008?
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First submittedMarch 5, 2012
Times taken34,288
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Hawk
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Level 46
Mar 5, 2012
Way to easy, yet again. It was still fun though.
Sifhraven
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Level 67
Apr 9, 2020
Spelling is too hard apparently ;) if this is too easy for you, why dont you try subdivisions of other countries?
slamdog00001
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Level 71
Oct 25, 2012
100% by a Canadian, however living on the boarder probably helps since i do see a ton of american change.
Quetzalcoatl
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Level 20
Dec 2, 2013
Way toooooo easy, but it was fun to test my brain. Please check out my quizzes. Brought to you by My Quizzes, try them.
kevlarkev
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Level 62
Apr 14, 2014
Funny because I took this quiz long ago. I took it again today and missed the same two
kalbahamut
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Level 82
May 15, 2014
I missed North Dakota before and Washington this time. Had also forgotten that I'd taken it before.
irish41
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Level 59
May 14, 2014
While I appreciate the simplicity, I think Michigan's is a little boring. There really needs to be a car on there somewhere.
GeographyGeek42
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Level 66
Feb 19, 2019
I can see why you would say that, but I think sleeping bear dunes would be better than a car.
tylerdavid
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Level 73
May 15, 2014
You would think California might have come up with something more interesting.
pctjunkie
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Level 89
Jul 15, 2014
I think it fits just fine. John Muir would want to keep it simple.
beetboy12
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Level 37
Aug 1, 2014
the condor is a nice touch
smartcookie17
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Level 45
Aug 8, 2014
Dude. At least you don't have Washington's flag. It is THE MOST boring flag in ALL the U.S.
jellyperson
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Level 56
Feb 17, 2019
I think honoring "the Father of National Parks", some of the astounding natural beauty he worked to protect, and one of our great conservation success stories is pretty interesting!
QuizPUNK130
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Level 17
Dec 6, 2014
17/25, and #1 I got 23/25, so altogether I got 40/50. I even have all state quarters, so I am disappointed that I didn't get all of them. ):
tschutzer
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Level 91
Sep 11, 2015
I love that the best the states with the worst education systems can do amounts to: "Look, we got a bridge!", "Look, we got horsies!", or "Look, somebody famous was born here!".
joeythelemur
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Level 84
Jul 18, 2016
As opposed to the capitol building (Maryland), a tree (Connecticut), a famous guy and a rock (California)? By their very nature, quarter designs are going to be somewhat superficial, so I'm not sure what your point is (something political maybe?).

(US News says those three are the top state school systems.)

bezz
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Level 69
May 25, 2017
Yeah, but what about Iowa? Apparently they have a "foundation in education" no idea what kind of education they may be talking about. Football?
jellyperson
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Level 56
Feb 17, 2019
@bezz -- it's a reference to the paintings of Grant Wood (his most famous is "American Gothic" but painting depicted on the quarter is "Arbor Day"). I think honoring a famous artist from your state is a fine use of a quarter.
sumokitty
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Level 82
Feb 18, 2019
@bezz -- Iowa has always prioritized education. It's currently ranked #5 overall, and has the highest public high school graduation rate (#4 if you include private schools). The University of Iowa was founded around the same time Iowa became a state, which may be what the quarter is referring to, and it had the first law school west of the Mississippi. Not bad for a state with not much else besides corn and hogs!
ander217
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Level 75
Feb 16, 2019
The New River Bridge is a famous landmark in WV, and has been featured in national TV commercials. What else would you suggest they use on their quarter? Generic mountains? Harper's Ferry which would be difficult to recognize, or the Greenbrier Hotel, a resort for rich people?
IsleAuHaulte
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Level 89
Oct 27, 2019
Maybe they should give a grammar lesson on the back of quarters for you.
tlebo
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Level 45
Sep 24, 2015
25/25 on both quizzes!
DonTheLamplighter
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Level 84
Oct 21, 2016
The first time my dad saw the Alabama quarter, not realizing it was Helen Keller on it, he thought it was really strange that a state would celebrate the fact that it was the first one to put a woman to death in the electric chair. Makes me smile every time I see an Alabama quarter.
bezz
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Level 69
May 25, 2017
LOL That was priceless! It makes so much sense if you don't know who Helen Keller was!
IsleAuHaulte
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Level 89
Oct 27, 2019
I thought it was Miss Daisy.
Yeoryios
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Level 73
Apr 9, 2020
Each state has a quarter?

Never knew that

FreeStater
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Level 66
Nov 9, 2022
Love how Wisconsin's quarter has a big wheel of cheese.
ornei
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Level 62
Mar 8, 2023
I got a fact about the New River in West Virginia. Is that random?
Pares321
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Level 79
Jun 26, 2023
Poor old Wisconsin--forward with a cow and a corn cob
Dimby
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Level 77
Sep 16, 2023
That Abe Lincoln is an ugly Polar Express looking monstrosity.
FyreSt0rm
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Level 44
Mar 14, 2024
Missed Kentucky :(
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