Got my first. Wilma Mankiller

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Just sent the wife to grab some.

 

I thought that was the name of a plant or flower.

 

Mankiller? Think I'd have changed my name.

 

Got three Sallys in change from the self-checkout just now. Still seeing mostly Mayas, but haven't seen any of the others yet (central NC). On the other hand, I only get change on average once a day or less, so I suppose it's not too surprising.

 

That sure would be a scary wife!!!.

 

From Wiki:

 

I'm glad I stopped collecting US Mint ballast. The quarters are not very interesting and there are, again, too many of them.

 

I thought the portrait looked like Oprah.

 

Hemlock, bittersweet nightshade, Chinese lantern, foxglove, castor bean, yew, those can be man killers

 

I wish they would have the West Point
Mint for these lady quarters, I miss looking for them.

 

Awesome!

I'm guessing that is the first time that the Cherokee language has appeared on a circulating US coin. From what I've read, that line on the quarter means "Cherokee Nation." The script also appeared on the Sequoyah Native American commemorative (below). I don't see it on the Mary Golda Ross commemorative.

 

All the same thing

 

I'll save 2 of these. 1 for my dansco album and 1 for my coins with stars collection.

 

Wow you found these quick. It takes forever over here in St. George, Utah