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🪙 Virginia 2000 State Quarter (Gold-Plated Version) – “Jamestown 1607–2007” Statehood Series: Virginia – 1788 Denomination: Quarter Dollar (25¢) Year: 2000 Mint Mark: “P” (Philadelphia) Composition: Originally copper-nickel clad (this coin appears to be gold-plated for collector display purposes) Design Theme: Quadricentennial of Jamestown – 400 Years (1607–2007) Obverse (Front): • Features the profile of George Washington, designed by John Flanagan. • Inscriptions: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, LIBERTY, IN GOD WE TRUST, and QUARTER DOLLAR. • Mint mark visible: P for Philadelphia. Reverse (Back): • Depicts the three ships that brought English settlers to Jamestown: the Susan Constant, Godspeed, and Discovery. • Inscriptions: VIRGINIA 1788, JAMESTOWN 1607–2007, QUADRICENTENNIAL, and 2000. • Designed by Edgar Z. Steever IV and engraved by Thomas D. Rogers Sr. Condition: • uncirculated and gold-plated, encapsulated in a protective case. • Gold-toned surface enhances visual