2010 Hot Springs Quarter

2010 Hot Springs National Park Quarter, Obverse - Click to Enlarge

The 2010 Hot Springs National Park Quarter Coin is the first in a new 56 coin series to feature one national park or other national site from each state, Washington D.C. and the five U.S. territories.

As the Hot Springs area has the distinction of being the first land set aside by the national government as a 'reservation' for the continued public use in 1832, it is the first coin to be issued in the new series.

Hot Springs National Park is located in the state of Arkansas and features many thermal springs used for centuries by man as therapeutic devices. The warm waters are still used today, managed by the Park Service, in bathhouses in the Hot Springs area.

Hot Springs National Park Quarter Design

Obverse design: John Flanagan's portrait of George Washington (modified by William Cousins) is featured on the obverse. Also seen are the inscriptions "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA," "QUARTER DOLLAR," "LIBERTY", "IN GOD WE TRUST" and the mintmark.

Reverse design: The reverse design has not yet been announced by the US Mint. The following four candidates have been created and are under consideration for the final design.

2010 Hot Springs Quarter Candidate AR-01 (Click to Enlarge)

2010 Hot Springs Quarter Candidate AR-02 (Click to Enlarge)

2010 Hot Springs Quarter Candidate AR-03 (Click to Enlarge)

2010 Hot Springs Quarter Candidate AR-04 (Click to Enlarge)

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