US Coins

The following are the US coins that somehow went to the assorted coins I've been keeping.

* Currency:  Five Cents

* Obverse shows the bust of Thomas Jefferson, the third US President; the United States motto, In      God      we Trust; the word "Liberty" and the  year 1960 

* Reverse shows the Montecillio which was the house of Jefferson; the words "E Pluribus Unum",    which is   Latin for ' One out of many"-  a phrase in the seal of the United States; the words, "United States of        America", and "five cents".

* Year: 1960

* Currency : Quarter dollar (0.25 USD)

* This coin is part of the D Washington Quarter.

* Obverse shows the bust of the first US President George Washington; the mint year and the United States    motto, In God We Trust. The letter D at the back of Washington stands for Denver which means that the      coin was minted in Denver.

* Reverse featured an eagle. This feature was used on this currency until 1999 when the US decided to use      the State Quarter Program. Other features on this side are the currency, the phrase "e pluribus unum" and "    United States of America"

* Year: 1981

* Currency: One Cent ( 0.01 USD)

* Also known as the Lincoln cent or Lincoln penny. The Lincoln memorial feature on the reverse side was        minted from 1958- 2008.

* Obverse shows Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States. The words, " In God We              Trust,"    "Liberty", and the mint year "2000" are engraved.

* Reverse features the Lincoln Memorial. Engraved are the words, " United States of America", "e pluribus      unum",  and "one cent".

* Year: 2000

Currency: Quarter Dollar (0.25 USD)

This coin is part of the D Washington Quarter.
Obverse shows the bust of the first President George Washington; " United States of America" at the top; " Liberty at the front of the bust; the motto of the United States; and the currency
Reverse features  Vermont's Camel Hump Mountain as part of the State Quarter Program. It shows two maple tress with  sap buckets. It also features the phrase " Freedom and Unity" which is the motto of the state of Vermont. 1791 is the year Vermont joined as the 14th state of the Union . "e pluribus unum" is a phrase in the seal of the United States.
Year: 2001

* Currency: Quarter Dollar

* The coin is part of the P Washington Quarter. P stands for Philadelphia where the coin was minted

* Obverse shows George Washington, the first president of the United States

* Reverse the outline of the state of Texas with a  large star; engraved are the words "e pluribus unum"; the      mint year "2004"; "1845", the year the state became the 28th state of the United States; and " Texas'';and      phrase "The Lone Star State" which is the nickname of Texas.

* Edge: Reeded

* Year 2004

* Currency: One Dollar ( 1.00 USD)

* Obverse features James Monroe, the 5th President of the United States. The years 1817- 1825 were the      years he served as president.

* Reverse shows the Statue of Liberty, the words " United States of America", and the currency $1

* Mint Year: 2008