Delaware (2019):
The Delaware State Quarter features the state's symbol of a peach blossom and the text ‘The First State.’ The peach blossom is a nod to the state's nickname as "The First State" due to its role as the first colony to ratify the U.S. Constitution.
Pennsylvania (2020):
The Pennsylvania State Quarter features Independence Hall, the birthplace of the United States. The text ‘Independence’ is on the reverse of the quarter, while ‘the Keystone State’ is on the obverse.
New Jersey (2021):
This commemorative quarter depicts General George Washington crossing the Delaware River on Christmas night in 1776. The reverse design bears the text ‘Crossroads of the Revolution’ and a small outline of the state of New Jersey.
Georgia (2023):
The Georgia State Quarter features a peach, the state fruit, along with the text 'Peach State'.
North Carolina (2023):
The North Carolina State Quarter showcases a Wright Brothers plane flying overhead and two men working on an engine. The words "First in Flight" are also included.
Tennessee (2023):
The Tennessee State Quarter honors the "Volunteer State" and features three stars within a circle, symbolizing the state's three grand regions: East Tennessee, Middle Tennessee, and West Tennessee.