2000 Maryland State Quarter P&D FIRST DAY COVER

Description: 2000 Maryland State Quarter P&D FIRST DAY COVER - US MINT Q16 This P&D State Quarter FIRST DAY COVER, sealed in the original US Mint cellophane wrapper, is a valuable and unique addition to any coin collection. With its encapsulated, uncirculated condition, this collectable coin and stamp cover is a great find for any coin enthusiast. These coins were struck on the first day of mintage at both the Denver and Philadelphia Mints; the stamp is post-marked from that state to commemorate the release of this historic cover as part of the State Quarters series issued by the United States Mint from 1999-2008. Don’t miss this opportunity to include a highly-collectable US Mint set to your collection! From the cover: Manly Deeds, Womanly WordsMaryland's nickname, the "Old Line State," came from George Washington, in praise of the high quality of the state's regular "troops of the line" who fought in the Revolutionary War. Authorized by the Congress of the United States, the Maryland Quarter Dollar was designed by John Flanagan (obverse) and Thomas D. Rogers (reverse) and issued by the United States Mint in 2000. The obverse depicts America's first president, George Washington. The reverse captures the Maryland State House Dome in Annapolis - oldest capital in use in America today - bordered by White Oak leaves.The Maryland Quarter Dollars showcased in this historic cover are coins struck on the first day of minting - February 28, 2000. This official cover also bears the 33¢ Flag Over City postage stamp. The postmark of March 13, 2000, Annapolis, Maryland, marks the day the Maryland Quarter Dollars were first released to the Federal Reserve Bank and the public, forever certifying this limited edition and honoring America's "Old Line State."

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