America the Beautiful Quarter Mintages

The America the Beautiful Quarters™ Program began in 2010 and continues through to 2021. The quarter series will feature 56 different quarters with reverse designs that are emblematic of national parks and national sites in the U.S., the District of Columbia and the five U.S. territories. Each quarter will have different mintages, as published by the United States Mint who produces them.

August 2010 Update: The US Mint has released quarters mintage figures through to August 2010. In what was a bit of a surprise, it had not produced any new quarters in January or February. In March, the Mint produced 42.4 million quarters, with 19 million made at its facility in Denver and 23.4 million struck at its plant in Philadelphia. In April, the total increased to 77.4 million quarters, with 35.4 million from Denver and 42.0 million from Philadelphia. On May 25, the Mint revealed the first mintage breakouts for the Hot Springs quarters. Then on July 9 it published the product figures for the Yellowstone quarters. In early August, the Yosemite National Park mintages were revealed. Both are shown in the table below. To date, it has produced 198 million 2010 quarters.

The United States Mint is responsible for producing American coins for both circulation and collectors. In doing so, it will strike billions of the quarter-dollars by 2021. The above table shows the circulation figures from the US Mint facility in Denver and Philadelphia, where all US change is made.