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50 State Quarters > Quarter details > Mintage Figures
25
[25th of 41]
ISO 3166-2:US > Codes > Sorted by Name > States
US-MS
State fossil > Age
Eocene
State fossil > Binomial nomenclature
Basilosaurus and Zygorhiza
State fossil > Common name
whales
State Name
Mississippi
Symbols > State animal
White-tailed deer and Red Fox (State animals); Bottlenose Dolphin (State water mammal)
Symbols > State bird
Mockingbird (State bird); Wood Duck (State waterfowl)
Symbols > State motto
Virtute et armis (By valor and arms)
U.S. state butterflies > State butterfly
Spicebush Swallowtail
U.S. state dances > State dance
Square Dance
U.S. state insects > Binomial name
Apis mellifera
U.S. state insects > State insect
European honey bee
U.S. state minerals, rocks, stones and gemstones > State Geological Symbols > Rock
Petrified Wood (1976)
U.S. state mottos > Motto
Virtute et armis
U.S. state reptiles > State reptile
American Alligator
U.S. state reptiles > Year adopted
2005
U.S. state soils > State soil
Natchez
U.S. state soils > Year adopted
2003
U.S. state trees > State tree
Magnolia
(Magnolia)
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