U.S. Mint Quarters Themes - Consumer Research - Questionnaire 2-1-19

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U.S. Mint Quarters Themes - Consumer Research - Questionnaire 2-1-19

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February 1, 2019

United States Mint Research

Quarters Themes Consumer Research Questionnaire


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INTRODUCTION


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SCREENING CRITERIA


S-1. First, we need to ask a few introductory questions for classification purposes. Do you or does someone in your household or immediate family work…


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Yes

No

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For a market research firm or marketing research department of a company?

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For an advertising, sales promotion, or public relations firm?

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For an organization that produces, distributes, or sells collectible coins? (e.g., coin dealer)

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As a journalist/freelance writer?


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S-2. What is your age in years?


Age (in years)

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Less than 18

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18 to 30

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31 to 45

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46 to 59

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60 to 69

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70+


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S-3. Are you…?


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Male

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Female


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S-4. In 2019, is your total household income before taxes expected to be:


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Less than $25,000

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$25,000 to $39,999

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$40,000 to $54,999

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$55,000 to $69,999

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$70,000 to $84,999

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$85,000 to $99,999

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$100,000 or more


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S-5A. Are you of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin?


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Yes

2

No


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S-5b. What is your race?


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American Indian or Alaska Native?

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Asian?

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Black or African American?

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Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander?

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White?

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Prefer not to answer

 

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S-6.        Which state do you live in?


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QUARTERS PROGRAM THEMES


Q-1. Have you collected, occasionally saved, or sometimes put aside any types of coins (such as quarters issued under the United States Mint’s 50 State Quarters Program or America The Beautiful Quarters, Presidential $1 Coins, etc), either for yourself or for others, in the past?


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Yes

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No



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Q-2. The U.S. Mint could possibly create a new multi-year quarters program (after the America the Beautiful Quarters program concludes in 2021) featuring designs that would appear on the reverse of circulating quarters over multiple years. If a new quarters program were created, how appealing would each of the following themes for that quarters program be to you?


Disclaimer: Any quarters program theme would be considered and evaluated in accordance with any licensing, copyright, or proprietary regulations. Specifically, regardless of the broad theme selected, no commercial trademarks, logos, brand names, etc., would be incorporated into the images that appear on the quarters.


Possible Quarters Program

Themes

(designs on the reverse of the quarters would reflect one of these themes)

Not at All Highly

Appealing Appealing

1 2 3 4 5 6

Sports

The program would feature the wide array of sports played by American youth of both genders (e.g., quarters featuring of football, gymnastics, baseball, tennis, swimming, basketball, track and field, lacrosse, soccer, etc.). This could be a shorter-term program leading up to the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, and could also honor Paralympic sports.

Note: The images would be general representations of sports, but
would not include any specific professional (or other) team names, uniforms or logos.

Animals

The program would focus on animals indigenous to America. These include bears, American bald eagles, alligators, bison, beavers, wolves, etc.

Exploration

The program would focus on exploring the earth and the galaxy. It can focus on space exploration, sea exploration, land exploration, etc.

Women

The program would represent prominent women and women’s events in American history.

Decades

The program would depict what makes each decade in American history unique. Examples include 1950s Rock & Roll, 1920s Jazz, 1860s Civil War, etc.

America’s 250th Anniversary

The program would capture significant events in American history that have shaped the nation.




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Q-3. How appealing would these themes be to youths age 7 to 13?



Possible Quarters Program

Themes

(designs on the reverse of the quarters would reflect one of these themes)

Not at All Highly

Appealing Appealing

1 2 3 4 5 6

Sports

The program would feature the wide array of sports played by American youth of both genders (e.g., quarters featuring of football, gymnastics, baseball, tennis, swimming, basketball, track and field, lacrosse, soccer, etc.). This could be a shorter-term program leading up to the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, and could also honor Paralympic sports.

Note: The images would be general representations of sports, but
would not include any specific professional (or other) team names, uniforms or logos.

Animals

The program would focus on animals indigenous to America. These include bears, American bald eagles, alligators, bison, beavers, wolves, etc.

Exploration

The program would focus on exploring the earth and the galaxy. It can focus on space exploration, sea exploration, land exploration, etc.

Women

The program would represent prominent women and women’s events in American history.

Decades

The program would depict what makes each decade in American history unique. Examples include 1950s Rock & Roll, 1920s Jazz, 1860s Civil War, etc.

America’s 250th Anniversary

The program would capture significant events in American history that have shaped the nation.

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Q-4. What is it about the themes that rose to the top (in your ratings for the previous two questions) that makes them appealing?








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DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION


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D-1A. Do you have any children under age 18 currently living in your household?



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Yes

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No


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D-1B. Are any of these children in the following age or school ranges?


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Newborn to three years

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Preschool or kindergarten

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Grade school (elementary/middle school)

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High school


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D-2A Do you have any grandchildren?



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Yes

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No


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D-2B Are any of these grandchildren in the following age or school ranges?


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Newborn to three years

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Preschool or kindergarten

3

Grade school (elementary/middle school)

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High school

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18 years of age or older


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D-3A. In the past year, have you sold any U.S. coins for income purposes other than to round out a personal collection?


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Yes

2

No


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D-3B. To confirm, are you a coin dealer?


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Yes

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No


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Thank you very much for taking the time to complete this survey.  Your feedback is very important to the United States Mint and greatly appreciated!


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