U.S. Statehood Quarters: Recent Issues (2019–2023)

The U.S. Mint's Statehood Quarters Program (1999–2008) honored states in ratification order. The 2019–2023 issues referenced are from the American Innovation $1 Coin Program and America the Beautiful Quarters—not the original Statehood series. Here's the correct mapping:

American Innovation $1 Coins (2018–2032)

• 2019: Delaware (first state to ratify) — Annie Jump Cannon (astronomer) / First State theme
• 2020: Pennsylvania — Polio vaccine (Salk) / Independence Hall
• 2021: New Jersey — Edison light bulb / Washington crossing Delaware
• 2023: Georgia — Peach / Trustees' Garden; North Carolina — Wright Brothers; Tennessee — Music heritage / Volunteer State

America the Beautiful Quarters (2010–2021)

National park/site per state/territory (not statehood order). 2021 final year: Alabama (Tuskegee Airmen), Alaska (Denali), etc.

Original Statehood Quarters (1999–2008)

Five per year, ratification order. Delaware (1999) → Hawaii (2008). Reversed Washington obverse; state design reverse.

Current Program (2022–2030)

American Women Quarters: Maya Angelou, Sally Ride, Wilma Mankiller, Nina Otero-Warren, Anna May Wong (2022); Bessie Coleman, Edith Kanakaʻole, Eleanor Roosevelt, Jovita Idar, Maria Tallchief (2023); etc.

The "West state quarter" phrasing is ambiguous—no such category exists. The programs above are the current commemorative quarter/$1 coin series.