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  • The E-Sylum: Volume 9, Number 39, September 24, 2006, Article 26

    IDAHO CHOOSES STATE QUARTER DESIGN BY DONNA WEAVER

    According to a September 18 news report, "Governor Jim Risch and
    State Treasurer Ron Crane hosted an unveiling of the new Idaho State
    quarter design today, which is to enter circulation in 2007."

    "The U.S. Mint developed three candidate designs that were developed
    from the five original narrative concepts provided by the Governor
    in late September 2005. Former Governor Kempthorne then selected the
    final design that was approved by the Secretary of the Treasury in
    late June 2006."

    "Along with the image of the Perrigrine Falcon, the other two final
    designs were a farmland tapestry, and an image depicting Idaho's
    state song with the first two lines written out within the design.
    The decision to move forward with the Peregrine Falcon was made by
    Governor Kempthorne shortly before he left office to take the position
    of US Secretary of the Interior in May.

    The Idaho quarter was designed by retired United States Mint
    sculptor-engraver Donna Weaver and sculpted by United States Mint
    sculptor-engraver Don Everhart."

    To read the complete article, see: Full Story

    [Quiz question: which other U.S. coins were designed by
    Donna Weaver? -Editor]

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  • 2006-09-24
Volume
  • 9

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