Cut Coin State Quarter Keychain
2008 Oklahoma Cut Coin Scissor Tailed Bird Keychain US State Quarter Jewelry
The 2008 Oklahoma State Quarter is part of the United States Mint's 50 State Quarters Program. It features a design that reflects the state's rich heritage in the history of the American West.
The central motif of the coin depicts an image of the state bird, the scissor-tailed flycatcher, in flight above the state wildflower, Indian blanket (also known as Gaillardia pulchella). The design includes a field of 46 stars, representing Oklahoma as the 46th state to join the Union. In the background, there is a likeness of the state's iconic state capitol building, which has a dome with an oil derrick, representing Oklahoma's significant role in the oil industry.
The coin includes the inscription 1907, marking the year Oklahoma became a state, and the state motto Scissortail, a reference to the state bird. Also featured is the phrase Gateway to the West, highlighting Oklahoma's

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