South Dakota State Quarter Coin Ring

Handcrafted from an authentic 2006 South Dakota State Quarter, this ring celebrates the landscape, wildlife, and agricultural heritage of The Mount Rushmore State.

History

South Dakota became the 40th state on November 2, 1889.

Its quarter features Mount Rushmore beneath a flying Chinese ring-necked pheasant, with wheat bordering the design.

Mount Rushmore represents one of South Dakota's most recognizable landmarks, while the pheasant and wheat recognize the state's wildlife and agricultural traditions.

Available Ring Size

Sizes 4–13

Each South Dakota State Quarter Coin Ring is individually formed and sized by hand from a genuine quarter, allowing natural differences in the original coin to become part of the finished piece.

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

South Dakota's State Quarter was issued in 2006, so an authentic South Dakota State Quarter Coin Ring will carry that year.

State or Year?

Choose South Dakota for Mount Rushmore, family, home, Great Plains roots, or memories of the Black Hills.

Choose a Liberty Year Quarter Coin Ring when a particular year carries greater meaning.