Kentucky 2001 State Quarter:
Honoring Kentucky’s Equine Legacy and Musical Heritage

Introducing the 2001 Kentucky State Quarter, a tribute to the state’s rich cultural heritage and its renowned horse racing legacy. The coin showcases the elegant Federal Hill mansion as its focal point, while in the foreground, a thoroughbred racehorse stands behind a fence.

Federal Hill holds historical significance as the place where Stephen Foster composed the iconic song “My Old Kentucky Home,” which later became the state anthem. This charming mansion stands as a symbol of Kentucky’s musical heritage and enduring cultural influence.

The thoroughbred racehorse depicted on the coin pays homage to Kentucky’s reputation as the land of horses and its prestigious annual event, the Kentucky Derby. Known worldwide, the Derby is a testament to the state’s passion for horse racing and its contribution to the sport.

Experience the 2001 Kentucky State Quarter, a shining tribute to Kentucky’s majestic Federal Hill and its esteemed position as the heartland of horse racing excellence.

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Quarter Details

STATE

Kentucky

PROGRAM

50 State Quarters Program

ARTIST (Tails Side)

T. James Ferrell

RELEASE DATE

October 15, 2001

NICKNAME

The Bluegrass State

All five 2001 State Quarters in position in a Coin Carousel

Position 1

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11. New York

Position 2

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12. North Carolina

Position 3

13. Rhode Island 2001 State Quarter in Coin Carousel
13. Rhode Island

Position 4

14. Vermont 2001 State Quarter in Coin Carousel
14. Vermont

Position 5

15. Kentucky 2001 State Quarter in Coin Carousel
15. Kentucky

The 50 State Quarters Program was launched in 1999 by the U.S. Mint and was a 10-year initiative that honored each of the 50 states. The U.S. Mint issued five new quarters each year in the order that the states ratified the Constitution or were admitted into the Union.

The coins have a common obverse design of George Washington and a state-specific reverse design. The coins were produced for about 10 weeks each and will never be produced again.

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