2008 P- & D-Mint Alaska State Quarter Roll

Celebrate the grandeur of America's final frontier with this 2008 P- & D-Mint Alaska State Quarter Roll. Featuring two 40-coin rolls, one with quarters produced by the Philadelphia and the other with quarters produced by the Denver Mint, these brilliant uncirculated coins are an ideal way to start out your collection of quarters honoring our 49th state. 

2008 P- & D-Mint Alaska State Quarter Roll 

• Hard roll of 2008 P-Mint Alaska state quarters (40 coins total)
• Hard roll of 2008 D-Mint Alaska state quarters (40 coins total)

• This is the 49th coin in the United States Mint State Quarter Program
• Reverse depicts a grizzly bear emerging from the waters clutching a salmon in its jaw
• Also includes the North Star displayed above the inscription "The Great Land" and the inscriptions "Alaska" and "1959."
• State Quarter Program - releases a new state quarter approximately every 10 weeks
• Obverse of every state quarter depicts the familiar profile of George Washington
• Every state's reverse design is unique and specific to that state,
• Sealed hard case roll - maintains the coins' beauty and Brilliant Uncirculated condition
• Brilliant Uncirculated condition
• Coins produced by Denver Mint and Philadelphia Mint
• Made in USA

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