2026 is the biggest quarter year in decades: five one-year-only Semiquincentennial designs. Check them off as you find them, with P, D, and rare W and privy marks.
The fastest way to track the quarters in your pocket change.
Quarter Hunter is a clean, complete checklist of every modern US quarter design, from the 1999 state quarters to the 2026 Semiquincentennial coins. Tap a P or D to check it off right from the grid. No accounts, no ads, no subscriptions.
EVERY MODERN QUARTER
• State quarters (1999–2008) and DC & US Territories (2009): free
• National park quarters (2010–2021)
• Washington Crossing the Delaware (2021)
• Women quarters (2022–2025)
• 2026 Semiquincentennial, all five one-year-only designs
• The 1976 Bicentennial drummer boy
• 2027 Youth Sports designs added as they are released
HUNT THE RARE ONES
Scarce Finds shows the varieties worth checking your change for, like the 2019 and 2020 West Point "W" quarters and the 2026 July 4th privy-mark quarter, with tips on how to spot them.
MADE FOR FAMILIES
Give everyone their own collection, each with its own mint-mark settings. Collections sync across your devices with iCloud. Share a progress card with grandparents, or print a checklist for the coin folder.
THE DETAILS
• Release dates and design notes for every coin
• Track just P & D, or add San Francisco "S" and scarce finds
• Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets
• Reminders on the morning a new design is released
• Dark mode, Dynamic Type, and VoiceOver
COMPLETE COLLECTOR
One purchase unlocks every program, unlimited collections, S/W/privy tracking, the widget, printable checklists, and all future series. Family Sharing supported.
Quarter-dollar coin images from the United States Mint. Quarter Hunter is not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Mint.
I love being able to keep track of the quarters I have. I wish the new quarters were at least listed for when they will be released. It would be nice to check off the 2017 quarter as they come out instead of waiting for the next year.
Decent but has room for improvements
STLracer
This does a good job of tracking the collection but it would be nice if all quarters were already in the app as they've already been announced, so no need to have to update over time. Also I'd like to track by mint as well essentially doubling the tracking. It'd also be wonderful if you could sort by date so you could easily see which items you're missing when you get a new quarter from somewhere.
Love this app
BxRoman
I appreciate you making an easy to work with straight forward app that I can navigate to complete my collection I appreciate the time and effort in compiling the info and images for said collection great app wish people understood it takes a lot of work and time to put all the info into this app and I appreciate the fact it’s free
Needs 2019/‘20 update
OniLynx
Good app, but needs an update for the ‘19/‘20 quarters. Also, when clicking to view a coin and then backing out, it automatically sends you to the top of the list instead of back to where you were, which is annoying because you lose your spot. Other than these gripes, a good app to track your collection.
What's New in 2.0
50 State Coins is now Quarter Hunter, rebuilt from scratch.
• Every modern quarter program, including all five 2026 Semiquincentennial designs
• Scarce finds: W quarters and the July 4th privy mark
• Collections for each family member, synced with iCloud
• Widgets, release reminders, share cards, and printable checklists
Note: collections from the previous version are not carried over. Your state and territory checklist is still free.
Version 2.0
The developer, Ivan Klishch, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
Data Not Collected
The developer does not collect any data from this app.
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