CVC & Collectables presents the 2004-P Texas State Quarter, a Philadelphia strike from the 50 State Quarters Program featuring Texas’ iconic outline and Lone Star—“The Lone Star State.”
Coin Highlights
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Issuer: United States
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Date: 2004
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Mint: Philadelphia (P)
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Denomination: Quarter Dollar (25¢)
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Program/Type: 50 State Quarters — Texas (28th release; third of 2004)
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Composition: 75% copper, 25% nickel (clad)
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Weight / Diameter / Edge: 5.67 g / 24.30 mm / reeded
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Obverse: Washington portrait (John Flanagan design)
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Reverse: Texas outline with superimposed star; lariat (rope) border; “The Lone Star State”
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Designer (reverse): Norman E. Nemeth
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Mintage: 278,800,000
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Catalog: PCGS #14028
Historical Note
Released June 1, 2004, the Texas quarter matches Texas’ place as the 28th state (admitted December 29, 1845) and emphasizes the frontier and ranching heritage through the lariat design.
Collectibility
With a large Philadelphia mintage, the 2004-P Texas is a staple for albums, rolls, and year sets—while true gem examples are always tougher than raw mintage suggests.
