2003-D Alabama State Quarter - 40 Coin Roll

Celebrate Alabama's Rich Heritage with This Complete Roll

The 2003-D Alabama State Quarter honors the 22nd state to join the Union, featuring Helen Keller's inspiring legacy and the state's motto "We Dare Defend Our Rights." This bank-wrapped roll of 40 Gem Brilliant Uncirculated quarters from the Denver Mint offers collectors an exceptional opportunity to acquire multiple examples of this historic commemorative issue in pristine condition.

What Makes This Roll Special

• Gem Brilliant Uncirculated condition - 40 pristine quarters direct from the Denver Mint
• Bank-wrapped original roll - Orange and white String & Sons wrapper preserves authenticity
• Denver "D" Mint mark - Struck at the historic Denver Mint facility
• Complete 40-coin roll - Perfect for collectors, gifts, or investment
• 2003 issue year - Fourth quarter released in the 50 State Quarters Program
• U.S. legal tender - Backed by the United States government

The Artistry Behind the Coin

Obverse: Features the classic portrait of George Washington by John Flanagan, modernized by William Cousins for the State Quarter series. Washington's dignified profile faces left, with "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA," "QUARTER DOLLAR," and "LIBERTY" inscribed around the rim, while "IN GOD WE TRUST" appears to the left of his portrait.

Reverse: Designed by Norman E. Nemeth, the reverse showcases Helen Keller seated at a table with an open book, her fingers reading Braille. A banner with her name in English and Braille flows across the design. Long leaf pine branches frame the composition on both sides, while a magnolia blossom appears in the lower right. The state name "ALABAMA" arches across the top, with "1819" marking statehood and "2003" the year of issue. The motto "E PLURIBUS UNUM" and the Denver "D" mint mark complete this powerful tribute to courage and perseverance.

Why Collectors Choose This Roll

The 2003 Alabama State Quarter stands out as one of the most meaningful designs in the entire 50 State Quarters Program, honoring Helen Keller as the first person with a disability to appear on U.S. circulating coinage. This bank-wrapped roll preserves 40 examples in Gem Brilliant Uncirculated condition, offering exceptional value for collectors building complete sets, investors seeking multiple specimens, or those looking to share this historic issue with family and friends. The original String & Sons wrapper adds authenticity and collectibility to this Denver Mint roll.

Images shown are stock photos representative of the product you will receive. All coins are in Gem Brilliant Uncirculated condition as described.