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Number of stars in American flag?
50, one for each state.
What is the rarest 50 state quarter?
Oklahoma had the lowest number of mintages at about 416 million, so there are much less of those in circulation.
What star on the US flag represents the State of Pennsylvania?
No one star on the flag represents a given state. It's the number of stars (50) that symbolizes the United States of America. Good Question.
Which state is the smallest of the 50 states?
Rhode Island
How many stars in a US flags?
50 stars. One for each state in the Union.
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