This description pertains to a 2010 America the Beautiful Quarter, part of a commemorative series issued by the United States Mint. The quarter has a denomination of 25 cents (25¢) and was produced in Denver. It features a design by John Flanagan and Don Everhart, showcasing the rich cultural and natural heritage of America. The coin has a diameter of 24.3 millimeters and a weight of 5.67 grams. It is composed of a unique blend, consisting of 75% copper and 25% nickel, layered over a pure copper center, contributing to its distinct appearance and durability. The edge of the coin is reeded, which is standard for quarters, providing tactile feedback. This particular quarter is classified as a special production type and has a total mintage of 583,897 pieces, making it a relatively collectible item within the series. The coin does not carry a mint mark, identifying it as a product of the Denver Mint. As part of the America the Beautiful series, this quarter represents a celebration of the nation’s national parks and historic sites, fostering appreciation for the United States' diverse landscapes and heritage. Overall, this 2010 America the Beautiful Quarter is an intriguing piece for collectors and those interested in American numismatics, representing both the beauty of the country and the artistry of its coinage.
