Other Services
State Quarter Program
Start your collection now by ordering at Platte Valley Bank.
The State of Wyoming Quarter has just been released!
To the top »
Start your collection now by ordering at Platte Valley Bank.
The State of Wyoming Quarter has just been released!
The Wyoming Coin Collector Sets will be available for purchase in addition to Wyoming Quarter laces, Money Clips and Key Chains.
Year 2007
Montana (Nov. 8, 1889)
Washington (Nov. 11, 1889)
Idaho (Jul. 3, 1890)
Wyoming (July 10, 1890)
Utah (Jan. 4, 1896
Year 2007
Montana (Nov. 8, 1889)
Washington (Nov. 11, 1889)
Idaho (Jul. 3, 1890)
Wyoming (July 10, 1890)
Utah (Jan. 4, 1896
Call Peggy Hessler, Teller Coordinator at 308-632-7004 in Scottsbluff, NE, or Keri Lulow 307-532-2244 in Torrington, WY, or Nancy Mehlhoff 307-322-9215 in Wheatland, WY, or talk to any of our other Platte Valley Bank tellers about the new Quarters.
See necklaces, money clips and key rings below for Nebraska.
The Nebraska Quarter Design.
Loose Quarters are available for purchase on at any Platte Valley Bank location in Nebraska.
This is not an official government website, or connected to any official entity in any way. For the official US Mint Quarters website-click here. This web site makes no claim of completeness of the design concept for the State of Nebraska. Contained here is an image gathered from the above website. This is a non-commercial website for informational, educational and research purposes or the multitudes collecting state quarters.
A total of 50 different coins will be minted, honoring every state in the order they joined the United States.
The ten year celebration of the United States started in Year 1999 with Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Georgia and Connecticut being minted and released.
The U.S. Treasury Department then minted five more different quarters in Year 2000, those being: Massachusetts, Maryland, South Carolina, New Hampshire and Virginia.
Five state Quarters were minted during the Year 2001. They were New York, North Carolina, Rhode Island, Vermont and Kentucky. They will continue to mint new quarters every year thereafter through 2008.
The five state quarters minted in Year 2002 were Tennessee, Ohio, Louisiana, Indiana and Mississippi.
Quarters that were minted in Year 2003 were Illinois, Alabama, Maine, Missouri, and Arkansas.
Year 2004 were Michigan, Florida, Texas, Iowa, and Wisconsin.
Year 2005 were California, Minnesota, Oregon, Kansas and West Virginia.
Year 2006 were Nevada, Nebraska, Colorado, North Dakota and South Dakota.
Loose Quarters are available for purchase on at any Platte Valley Bank location in Nebraska.
This is not an official government website, or connected to any official entity in any way. For the official US Mint Quarters website-click here. This web site makes no claim of completeness of the design concept for the State of Nebraska. Contained here is an image gathered from the above website. This is a non-commercial website for informational, educational and research purposes or the multitudes collecting state quarters.
A total of 50 different coins will be minted, honoring every state in the order they joined the United States.
The ten year celebration of the United States started in Year 1999 with Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Georgia and Connecticut being minted and released.
The U.S. Treasury Department then minted five more different quarters in Year 2000, those being: Massachusetts, Maryland, South Carolina, New Hampshire and Virginia.
Five state Quarters were minted during the Year 2001. They were New York, North Carolina, Rhode Island, Vermont and Kentucky. They will continue to mint new quarters every year thereafter through 2008.
The five state quarters minted in Year 2002 were Tennessee, Ohio, Louisiana, Indiana and Mississippi.
Quarters that were minted in Year 2003 were Illinois, Alabama, Maine, Missouri, and Arkansas.
Year 2004 were Michigan, Florida, Texas, Iowa, and Wisconsin.
Year 2005 were California, Minnesota, Oregon, Kansas and West Virginia.
Year 2006 were Nevada, Nebraska, Colorado, North Dakota and South Dakota.
To the top »
