The Official Wyoming State Quarters

Wyoming State Motto: Equal Rights
 

The Wyoming quarter was issued in 2007 as part of the United States Mint's 50 State Quarters Program. It was designed by Donna Weaver and depicts a cowboy on horseback, with the state name and motto "Equal Rights" inscribed around the outside of the design. The main symbols on the coin include the cowboy on horseback and the American flag, which represent the state's rich western heritage. The Rocky Mountains and a buffalo also appear on the coin, symbolizing the state's natural beauty and wildlife. The inscription "Livin' the Dream" is included on the reverse of the coin, to represent the state's spirit of independence and opportunity.

The Wyoming National Park quarter is part of the America the Beautiful Quarters program, which is a series of coins released by the United States Mint to honor national parks and other national sites. The Wyoming National Park quarter was released in 2021, and it depicts a bison standing on a cliff overlooking the iconic Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park. The reverse side of the coin bears the words "Wyoming", "E Pluribus Unum", and "Yellowstone National Park".

The Wyoming National Park quarter is a symbol of the state of Wyoming and its natural beauty. The bison on the coin represents the wildlife and natural habitats found in the park. The Grand Prismatic Spring is a unique geothermal feature and one of Yellowstone's largest and most colorful hot springs. The colors of the spring are represented in the colors of the coin. The colors of the coin, along with the bison and the words "Wyoming" and "Yellowstone National Park", are a reminder of the unique natural beauty of the park and the state of Wyoming.

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