What are the least common state quarters?

Answer 1

Defintely the lastest quarters Hawaii or Alaska. Because there new everyone wants them, and they haven't made much of them at all since they came out such a short time ago! -The Toxic Taco ANSWER MY QUESTIONS TOO!

Answer 2

None are particularly rare. Among the 50-state series, Oklahoma quarters have the lowest mintage with a combined total of 416,600,000 coins struck for circulation at Philadelphia and Denver.

The Territorial issues had the misfortune to come out during the 2008-2009 recession which caused a major drop in demand for coins of all denominations. Only 72,800,000 Northern Mariana Islands quarters were struck, making those the lowest-mintage of all 56 designs.

Answer 3

Production of the State Quarters has resulted in mintage numbers of hundreds of millions of each design. It is fairly safe to say that none of them will ever be considered rare. As far as which state quarter has the lowest mintage, that would be the Oklahoma quarter with 416,600,000 pieces. In the State Quarter program rarity is not by the individual state but rather in the varities and errors the 10 year program produced. It is those varities and errors which are the most collectable and the rarest.

Answer 4

The answer will vary from one mint to another, depending on which year you refer to, because while one mint might be the rarest one year, a different mint will be the rarest for a different year.

Try checking www.coinfacts.com for listings of mintages.

Dan

Answer 5

it is the California one Very hard to find