
John Flanagan
John Flanagan (1865-1952) was an American sculptor and engraver best known for his work on coin designs, including the iconic bust of George Washington featured on the U.S. quarter. Flanagan's contributions to numismatics have left a lasting impact, as his designs are celebrated for their artistic quality and historical significance. His work remains highly regarded among collectors and historians alike, particularly in relation to the 1980 Washington quarter, which has garnered attention in recent news due to its unique variations and potential value.
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Recent news mentions
John Flanagan is a Co Clare businessman who became chairman of the IRB's supreme council in February 2022.
a band of conspiracy theorists who have set up a parallel Irish ‘government’ – The Irish TimesJohn Flanagan is the chairman of the Irish Republican Brotherhood and claims the role of commander in chief of Óglaigh na hÉireann.
‘Serious concerns’ over conspiracy theory group forming shadow system of county councils – The Irish TimesJohn Flanagan is the artist who designed the coin mentioned in the article.
Esta moneda puede valer hasta 18 mil dólares en las casas de subasta de Estados Unidos: la acuñaron en 1962 | Servicio | Estados Unidos
John Flanagan designed the Washington Quarter, contributing to its historical significance.
Washington Quarters: dos monedas de 25 centavos que incrementaron su valor hasta los 140 mil dólares | Servicio | Estados Unidos
The coin was crafted by John Flanagan, who designed the bust of George Washington.
Monedas de 25 centavos de Washington de 1980: los detalles clave que las hacen más costosas que una casa | Servicio | Estados Unidos








