National Park Quarters Collection

National Park Quarters List (Coin Checklist)

Last Updated April 28, 2023

Start your 2010-2021 National Park quarter collection off right with this handy checklist!

While many people begin by collecting one coin of each design, others like to assemble complete Uncirculated sets with coins from both the Philadelphia and Denver Mints. When you also consider Clad and Silver Proof issues from San Francisco, your potential collection expands even further...

How To Use This National Park Quarters List

Authorized by Congress in 2008, America's National Park quarters are a fun and exciting series to collect. And if you decide to collect one of each design, Littleton's National Park Quarters Starter Collection checklist makes it easy.

National Park Quarter; mint mark location is on the obverse.

The first National Park quarter features Hot Springs National Park. Mint mark location is on the obverse.

Organized by year, this list of National Park quarters includes each quarters in order of issue.

Simply scroll down, check the box beside each design in your collection and print the checklist (your information will be lost once the page is closed). Then carry it with you – you'll never accidentally buy a duplicate or have to remember what you have, because it's all here in one place.

National Park Quarters List Collection Notes

These beautiful quarters are minted from a few different locations. So if your collection is more inclusive, you can also download the complete National Park Quarter Checklist as a printable PDF.

Just like the starter checklist below, this full-length version features every design organized by year. However, it has columns for both regular issues from the Philadelphia and Denver Mints, as well as the clad and 90% silver Proofs from San Francisco. Plus, it also includes the Uncirculated "S" Mint quarters, which have been issued for collectors only since 2012!

Just download and print the PDF checklist here. Then, as you add to your collection, simply locate the national park or historic site of your new coin, then check off the box next to the appropriate issue. It's that easy!

Or if you want to go paperless, try our FREE National Park Quarters Virtual Album. It lets you easily keep track of your collection on your smartphone or tablet wherever you go!

Remember: The most important part of any collecting endeavor is to have fun. This National Park Quarters checklist simply offers a helpful place to start. With three issuing mints (plus popular colorized and gold-plated versions), the possibilities for a National Park quarter collection are almost limitless!

Learn more about America's National Park quarters and their historic designs in our Learn Center.

Please note: National Park quarters for circulation were minted in Philadelphia and Denver and are referred to as P and D, respectively. Read more about the U.S. Mints here.

National Park Quarters Starter Collection

Also available: our complete National Park Quarters Checklist


2010
Hot Springs National ParkArkansasP or D
Yellowstone National ParkWyomingP or D
Yosemite National ParkCaliforniaP or D
Grand Canyon National ParkArizonaP or D
Mount Hood National ForestOregonP or D

2011
Gettysburg National Military ParkPennsylvaniaP or D
Glacier National ParkMontanaP or D
Olympic National ParkWashingtonP or D
Vicksburg National Military ParkMississippiP or D
Chickasaw National Recreation AreaOklahomaP or D

2012
El Yunque National ForestPuerto Rico P or D
Chaco Culture National Historical ParkNew Mexico P or D
Acadia National ParkMaineP or D
Hawai'i Volcanoes National ParkHawaiiP or D
Denali National ParkAlaskaP or D

2013
White Mountain National ForestNew Hampshire P or D
Perry's Victory and International Peace MemorialOhioP or D
Great Basin National ParkNevadaP or D
Fort McHenry National Monument & Historic ShrineMarylandP or D
Mount Rushmore National MemorialSouth Dakota P or D

2014
Great Smoky Mountains National ParkTennesseeP or D
Shenandoah National ParkVirginiaP or D
Arches National ParkUtahP or D
Great Sand Dunes National ParkColoradoP or D
Everglades National ParkFloridaP or D

2015
Homestead National Moneument of AmricaNebraskaP or D
Kisatchie National ForestLouisianaP or D
Blue Ridge ParkwayNorth Carolina P or D
Bombay Hook National Wildlife RefugeDelawareP or D
Saratoga National Historical ParkNew YorkP or D

2016
Shawnee National ForestIllinoisP or D
Cumberland Gap National Historical ParkKentuckyP or D
Harpers Ferry National Historical ParkWest VirginiaP or D
Theodore Roosevelt National ParkNorth Dakota P or D
Fort Moultrie (Fort Sumter National Monument)South CarolinaP or D

2017
Effigy Mounds National MonumentIowa P or D
Frederick Douglass National Historic SiteDistrict of
Columbia
P or D
Ozark National Scenic RiverwaysMissouri P or D
Ellis Island National MonumentNew Jersey P or D
George Rogers Clark National Historical ParkIndianaP or D

2018
Pictured Rocks National LakeshoreMichiganP or D
Apostle Islands National LakeshoreWisconsinP or D
Voyageurs National ParkMinnesotaP or D
Cumberland Island National SeashoreGeorgiaP or D
Block Island National Wildlife RefugeRhode Island P or D

2019
Lowell National Historical ParkMassachusetts P or D
American Memorial ParkNorthern
Mariana Islands
P or D
War in the Pacific National Historical ParkGuamP or D
San Antonio Missions National Historical ParkTexasP or D
Frank Church River of No Return WildernessIdahoP or D

2020
National Park of American SamoaAmerican SamoaP or D
Weir Farm National Historic SiteConnecticutP or D
Salt River Bay National Historical Park & Ecological PreserveU.S. Virgin Islands P or D
Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical ParkVermont P or D
Tallgrass Prairie National PreserveKansasP or D

2021
Tuskegee Airmen National Historic SiteAlabamaP or D

Frequently Asked Questions

How Many National Park Quarters Are There?

There are a total of 56 designs in the series – one for each of the 50 states, the District of Columbia and the five U.S. territories of Puerto Rico, Guam, American Samoa, U.S. Virgin Islands and Northern Mariana Islands. Five different designs were released each year from 2010-2020, with the final design issued in 2021.

What Is On The National Park Quarters?

The series' common obverse features a smaller restoration of John Flanagan's original Washington quarter design. However, each issue has a unique reverse that honors one of the nation's natural parks or historic sites.

Some popular landmarks featured on the National Park quarters include the Kilauea Volcano in the Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park, Lost Lake in Oregon's Mount Hood National Forest and ancient Nankoweap Delta granaries in Grand Canyon National Park. While historic locations include Julian Alden Weir's rustic studio at Weir Farm in Connecticut and National Military Parks at Gettysburg, VA and Vicksburg, MS.

Sources

  • Coin World Staff. "Hawai'i Volcanoes quarter dollars available." Coin World. Accessed 6 March 2023. https://www.coinworld.com/news/us-coins/hawaii-volcanoes-quarter-dollars-available.html
  • Department of Interior. "DOINews: New ‘America the Beautiful' Quarters Feature National Parks." Accessed 21 February 2023. https://www.doi.gov/node/15072.
  • Numismatic News. "First five park quarters unveiled."Accessed 6 March 2023. https://www.numismaticnews.net/archive/first-five-park-quarters-unveiled
  • US Government Publishing Office (GPO). "America's Beautiful National Parks Quarter Dollar Coin Act of 2008." Accessed 14 March 2023. https://www.congress.gov/110/plaws/publ456/PLAW-110publ456.pdf