The Montana quarter features a bison skull depicted above the diverse Montana landscape. The bison skull is a powerful symbol, sacred to many of Montana's American Indian tribes. This symbol can be seen across the State on schools, businesses and license plates, and reflects the rich native tradition of Montana, which was once home to large tribes such as the Crow and the Northern Cheyenne. After a visit from Lewis and Clark, Montana became a destination first for fur trappers and later for gold prospectors following the discovery of gold in the 1860s. Cattle ranchers also made their way west to Montana. This rapid growth in population led to boomtowns. This is the Cut-Out only and includes a black velveteen bag for safekeeping...most common for Golf Markers. I also make this cut-out available with or without the state name,"MONTANA", cut-out across the top.