Sources and acknowledgments

Image Credits

Worksheet Harbor uses photographs of United States coins to help teachers create realistic money-counting practice. We credit those images and explain our independent educational use below.

Last reviewed: November 10, 2026

United States coin images

United States coin images from the United States Mint.

Quarter-dollar coin images from the United States Mint.

These credits cover the coin depictions included in the Counting Coins worksheet generator, including the state-quarter designs. Worksheets containing coin pictures also include a short United States Mint image credit.

Relevant United States Mint information:

Independent resource: Worksheet Harbor is not affiliated with, sponsored, approved, or endorsed by the United States Mint, the United States Department of the Treasury, or the United States Government.

Other Worksheet Harbor artwork

The Worksheet Harbor logos, nautical page illustrations, worksheet diagrams, ten-frame drawings, and interface graphics were produced for this project. They are not represented as official United States Mint artwork.

Using your printable worksheets

Teachers may generate, print, and share their worksheets for classroom and educational use. Please retain the small Worksheet Harbor credit and any coin-image attribution appearing on the pages. The presence of an image credit does not imply that the United States Mint endorses Worksheet Harbor.

The Mint publishes separate use rules for different coin series; crediting an image is not by itself a substitute for complying with any applicable rules. We review new image sources before incorporating them into future generators.