Kansas State Quarter Coin Ring

Kansas State Quarter Coin Ring

Handcrafted from an authentic 2005 Kansas State Quarter, this ring captures two classic symbols of The Sunflower State.

History

Kansas became the 34th state on January 29, 1861.

Its quarter features an American bison and a sunflower. The bison reflects the vast herds that once roamed the Great Plains, while the sunflower is Kansas' official state flower and one of its most recognizable symbols.

The clean, bold design gives the Kansas quarter an unmistakably Great Plains identity.

Available Ring Size

Sizes 4–13

Each Kansas State Quarter Coin Ring is handcrafted and individually sized. Natural coin wear and variations in the formed design make every piece unique.

Why Can't I Choose the State AND the Year?

The Kansas State Quarter was issued in 2005, meaning an authentic Kansas State Quarter Coin Ring will always come from a 2005 coin.

State or Year?

Choose Kansas when the Sunflower State is what you want to represent. Choose a Liberty Year Quarter Coin Ring when you're celebrating a particular date.