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They represent commemorative, circulating and bullion coins from current and previous programs.
Are you interested in using images or designs of circulating coins, quarters issued under the 50 State
Quarters® Program, or 2007 Presidential $1 coins issued under the Presidential $1 Coin Program? Please consult the
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, the
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, or the
United States Mint 2007 Presidential $1 Coin Design Use Policy
for more information.
For additional information on the use of these images please contact the Office of Licensing at (202) 354-7350;
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Circulating Coins
American Eagle Proof Coins
American Eagle Bullion Coins
American Buffalo 24-Karat Gold Coins
Commemorative Coins
Edge-Incused Lettering
Description: The new Presidential $1 coins will
feature edge-incused inscriptions of the year of minting or issuance, "E Pluribus Unum,"
"In God We Trust" and the mint mark. Edge-incused inscription positions vary with each coin.
Circulating
[Hi-Res Image : 2.00 MB]
Statue of Liberty Design Reverse
Designer: Don Everhart
Sculptor: Don Everhart
Description: Features a striking rendition
of the Statue of Liberty with the inscriptions "United States of America" and "$1."
Circulating
[Hi-Res Image : 3.96 MB]
Proof
[Hi-Res Image : 1.19 MB]
George Washington Obverse
Designer: Joseph Menna
Sculptor: Joseph Menna
Description: Features an image of George
Washington with the inscriptions "George Washington," "1st President"
and "1789 – 1797."
Circulating
[Hi-Res Image : 4.07 MB]
Proof
[Hi-Res Image : 1.23 MB]
John Adams Obverse
Designer: Joel Iskowitz
Sculptor: Charles Vickers
Description: Features an image of John Adams with the inscriptions "John Adams", "2nd President" and "1797 – 1801."
Circulating
[Hi-Res Image : 3.87 MB]
Proof
[Hi-Res Image : 1.10 MB]
Thomas Jefferson Obverse
Designer: Joseph Menna
Sculptor: Joseph Menna
Description: Features an image of Thomas Jefferson with the inscriptions "Thomas Jefferson," "3rd President" and "1801- 1809."
Circulating
[Hi-Res Image : 3.74 MB]
Proof
[Hi-Res Image : 1.15 MB]
James Madison Obverse
Designer: Joel Iskowitz
Sculptor: Don Everhart
Description: Features an image of James Madison with the inscriptions "James Madison," "4th President" and "1809- 1817."
Circulating
[Hi-Res Image : 3.95 MB]
Proof
[Hi-Res Image : 1.19 MB]
2007 First Spouse Gold Coins
Martha Washington Obverse
Designer: Joseph Menna
Sculptor: Joseph Menna
Martha Washington Reverse
Designer: Susan Gamble
Sculptor: Don Everhart
Uncirculated
Obverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 1.28 MB]
Reverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 1.29 MB]
Proof
Obverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 1.03 MB]
Reverse:
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Abigail Adams Obverse
Designer: Joseph Menna
Sculptor: Joseph Menna
Abigail Adams Reverse
Designer: Thomas Cleveland
Sculptor: Phebe Hemphill
Uncirculated
Obverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 1.22 MB]
Reverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 1.18 MB]
Proof
Obverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 945 KB]
Reverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 1.05 MB]
Jefferson’s Liberty Obverse
Designer: Robert Scot
Sculptor: Phebe Hemphill
Jefferson’s Liberty Reverse
Designer: Charles Vickers
Sculptor: Charles Vickers
Uncirculated
Obverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 1.26 MB]
Reverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 1.39 MB]
Proof
Obverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 989 KB]
Reverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 1.01 MB]
Dolley Madison Obverse
Designer: Don Everhart
Sculptor: Don Everhart
Dolley Madison Reverse
Designer: Joel Iskowitz
Sculptor: Don Everhart
Uncirculated
Obverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 1.25 MB]
Reverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 1.35 MB]
Proof
Obverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 923 KB]
Reverse:
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Obverse: Depicts Sacagawea with her infant son Jean Baptiste being carried on her back.
Reverse: Depicts a soaring American bald eagle, encircled by 17 stars - one for each state
in the union at the time of the 1804 Lewis and Clark expedition.
Designer/Obverse: Glenda Goodacre
Engraver/Designer Reverse: Thomas D. Rodgers
2003
Obverse:
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[PC: 0.71 MB]
Reverse:
[Macintosh: 1.3 MB]
[PC: 1.7 MB]
Obverse: Depicts a bust of President Kennedy.
Reverse: Depicts the Presidential Coat of Arms.
Engraver Obverse: Gilroy Roberts
Engraver Reverse: Frank Gasparro
High Resolution TIFF Images
All Coins (PC only):
Washington Quarter Obverse Redesign
Public Law 105-124, Celebrates our
50 states with the United States Mint's 50 State Quarters® Program. This innovative ten-year program,
every 10 weeks you will see a new state's quarter - released in the order states were admitted into
the Union.
Original Obverse: John Flanagan
Modification to Obverse: William Cousins
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Nevada
Reverse:
"The Silver State"
Description:
"The Silver State," features a trio of wild stallions, snow capped mountains and the sun.
Engraver:
Don Everhart
Nebraska
Reverse:
"Chimney Rock"
Description:
"Chimney Rock," depicts an ox-drawn covered wagon carrying pioneers in the foreground and Chimney
Rock in the background.
Engraver:
Charles Vickers
Colorado
Reverse:
"Colorful Colorado"
Description:
"Colorful Colorado," depicts the State’s rugged Rocky Mountains with evergreen trees
and a banner carrying the inscription "Colorful Colorado."
Engraver:
Norm Nemeth
North Dakota
Reverse:
"Badlands with Bison"
Description:
"Badlands with Bison," features a pair of grazing American bison in the foreground and a
sunset view of the rugged buttes and canyons that symbolize the State’s Badlands region.
Engraver:
Donna Weaver
South Dakota
Reverse:
"Mount Rushmore and Pheasant"
Description:
"Mount Rushmore and Pheasant," features the State bird, the Chinese ring-necked pheasant in flight above the Mount Rushmore National Memorial.
Engraver:
John Mercanti
California
Reverse: "John Muir / Yosemite Valley"
Description: Depicts naturalist and conservationist John Muir admiring Yosemite Valley’s monolithic granite headwall known as Half Dome with a soaring California condor.
Engraver: Don Everhart
Minnesota
Reverse: "Land of 10,000 Lakes"
Description: A tree-lined lake with two people fishing, a loon on the water, and a textured outline of the state surrounding its nickname, “Land of 10,000 Lakes.”
Engraver: Charles Vickers
Oregon
Reverse: "Crater Lake"
Description: Features a portion of Crater Lake, viewed from the south-southwest rim to include Wizard Island and Watchman and Hillman Peaks on the lake’s rim.
Engraver: Donna Weaver
Kansas
Reverse: "Buffalo and Sunflower"
Description: Features a buffalo and sunflower motif.
Engraver: Norman Nemeth
West Virginia
Reverse: "New River Gorge"
Description: The scenic beauty of the New River
featuring the New River Gorge Bridge.
Engraver: John Mercanti
Michigan
Reverse: "Great Lakes State"
Description: Depicts the outline of the State and the Great Lakes system. The quarter is inscribed "Great Lakes State."
Engraver: Donna Weaver
Florida
Reverse: "Gateway to Discovery"
Description: Incorporates a 16th-century Spanish galleon, a space shuttle and the inscription "Gateway to Discovery." A strip of land with Sabal palm trees is also depicted.
Engraver: T. James Ferrell
Texas
Reverse: "The Lone Star State"
Description: Incorporates an outline of the State with a star superimposed on the outline and the inscription, "The Lone Star State." The lariat encircling the design is symbolic of the cattle and cowboy history of Texas, as well as the frontier spirit that tamed the land.
Engraver: Norman E. Nemeth
Iowa
Reverse: "Foundation in Education"
Description: Features a one-room schoolhouse with a teacher and students planting a tree, and the inscriptions "Foundation in Education" and "Grant Wood." The design is based on "Arbor Day," a painting by Grant Wood, who was born near Anamosa, Iowa.
Engraver: John Mercanti
Wisconsin
Reverse: "Forward"
Description: Depicts an agricultural theme featuring the head of a cow, a round of cheese and an ear of corn. The design also bears an inscription of the State motto, "Forward."
Engraver: Alfred Maletsky
Illinois
Reverse: "The Land of Lincoln"
Description: Depicts a young Abraham Lincoln within the outline of the state. A farm scene and the Chicago skyline appear on the left and to the right of the state's outline. Twenty-one stars border the coin, signifying Illinois as the 21st state to be admitted into the Union.
Engraver: Donna Weaver
Alabama
Reverse: "Spirit of Courage"
Description: Depicts an image of Helen Keller with her name in English, and in a reduced-size version of braille. An Alabama long leaf pine branch and magnolias grace the sides of the design, and a "Spirit of Courage" banner underlines the central image.
Engraver: Norman E. Nemeth
Maine
Reverse: "Pemaquid Point Light"
Description: Depicts the incorporated rendition of the Pemaquid Point Light atop a granite coast and of a schooner at sea.
Engraver: Donna Weaver
Missouri
Reverse: "Corps of Discovery"
Description: Depicts Lewis and Clark’s historic return to St. Louis down the Missouri River, with the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial (Gateway Arch) in the background. The quarter is inscribed "Corps of Discovery 1804-2004."
Engraver: Alfred Maletsky
Arkansas
Reverse: "Natural State"
Description: Depicts the image of rice stalks, a diamond and a mallard gracefully flying above a lake.
Engraver: John Mercanti
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Tennessee
Reverse: "Musical Heritage"
Description: Incorporates musical instruments – the fiddle, the trumpet, and the guitar.
Engraver: Donna Weaver
Ohio
Reverse: "Birthplace of Aviation Pioneers"
Description: Depicts the state's contribution to the history of aviation, depicting an early aircraft and an astronaut, superimposed as a group on the outline of the state. The design also includes the inscription "Birthplace of Aviation Pioneers."
Engraver: Donna Weaver
Louisiana
Reverse: "Louisiana Purchase"
Description: Depicts an image of Louisiana's state bird -- the pelican, a trumpet with musical notes, and the outline of the Louisiana Purchase territory, along with the inscription "Louisiana Purchase."
Engraver: John Mercanti
Indiana
Reverse: "Crossroads of America"
Description: Depicts the image of a racecar superimposed on an outline of the state with the inscription "Crossroads of America." The design also includes 19 stars signifying Indiana as the 19th state admitted into the Union.
Engraver: Donna Weaver
Mississippi
Reverse: "The Magnolia State"
Description: Showcases the beauty and elegance of the state flower, combining the blossoms and leaves of two magnolias with the inscription "The Magnolia State."
Engraver: Donna Weaver
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New York
Reverse: "Gateway to Freedom"
Description: Features the Statue of Liberty, the state outline, the words, "Gateway to Freedom", and 11 stars representing the number of states when it entered the union.
Engraver: Alfred Maletsky
North Carolina
Reverse: "First Flight"
Description: Features the First Flight in Kill Devil Hills, NC.
Engraver: John Mercanti
Rhode Island
Reverse: "Ocean State"
Description: Depicts a vintage sailboat gliding through Rhode Island's famous Narragansett Bay, and an image of the Pell Bridge in the background, with the design showcasing Rhode Island's most popular sport—sailing.
Engraver: Thomas D. Rodgers
Vermont
Reverse: "Freedom & Unity"
Description: Depicts Camel's Hump Mountain with an image of maple trees with sap buckets in the forefront.
Engraver: T. James Ferrell
Kentucky
Reverse: "My Old Kentucky Home"
Description: Depicts the stately mansion, Federal Hill, with an inscription that reads, "My Old Kentucky Home." A thoroughbred racehorse is positioned behind a fence in the foreground.
Engraver: T. James Ferrell
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Massachusetts
Reverse: "The Minuteman"
Description: Depicts a likeness of the celebrated Minuteman of the American Revolution against an outline of the state.
Engraver: Thomas D. Rodgers
Maryland
Reverse: "The Old Line State"
Description: Highlights the striking Maryland Statehouse surrounded by White Oak leaf clusters and the nickname "The Old Line State."
Engraver: Thomas D. Rodgers
South Carolina
Reverse: "The Palmetto State"
Description: Depicts the key state symbols- a Palmetto Tree, the Carolina Wren and the Yellow Jessamine. An outline of South Carolina, the nickname "The Palmetto State" and a star indicating the capital, Columbia.
Engraver: Thomas D. Rodgers
New Hampshire
Reverse: "Live Free or Die/The Old Man of the Mountain"
Description: Depicts the rock formation, "The Old Man of the Mountain" and the state motto, "Live free or die".
Engraver: William Cousins
Virginia
Reverse: "Jamestown 1607-2007, Quadricentennial"
Description: Features the three ships, Susan Constant, Godspeed, and Discovery. These ships brought the first English settlers to Jamestown.
Engraver: Edgar Z. Steever
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Delaware
Reverse: "The First State"
Description: Celebrates Caesar Rodney's historic horseback ride in 1776.
Engraver: William Cousins
Pennsylvania
Reverse: "The Keystone State"
Description: Depicts the statue "Commonwealth," an outline of the state, the state motto, and a keystone.
Engraver: John Mercanti
New Jersey
Obverse: "Crossroads of the Revolution"
Description: Depicts General George Washington crossing the Delaware River.
Engraver: Alfred Maletsky
Georgia
Obverse: "Wisdom, Justice, Moderation"
Description: Features the peach, a silhouetted outline of the state, live oak sprigs, and the Georgia state motto, "Wisdom, Justice, Moderation.
Engraver: T. James Ferrell
Connecticut
Reverse: "The Charter Oak"
Description: Celebrates "The Charter Oak" tree, which proved to be a good hiding place for the state's original Constitution.
Engraver: T. James Ferrell
Reverse: Features a Colonial drummer facing left, with a victory
torch encircled by thirteen stars at the upper left.
Designer/EngraverReverse: Jack L. Ahr
Reverse: Features an eagle, wings spread, and standing on a shaft of
arrows with two olive sprays beneath the eagle.
Designer/EngraverReverse: John Flanagan
- Uncirculated:
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Obverse: depicts a portrait of Roosevelt
Reverse: a torch, an olive branch, and an oak branch.
Engraver: John Sinnock
Name of obverse:
"Jefferson, 1800"
Name of reverse:
"Monticello"
Obverse: bears a new image of President Thomas Jefferson based on the Rembrandt Peale painting of 1800
Reverse: restored 1938 design of President Jefferson's Virginia home of Monticello
Obverse Designer: Jamie Franki
Reverse Designer: Felix Schlag
Obverse Engraver: Donna Weaver
Reverse Engraver: Felix Schlag
Uncirculated
Obverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 1.65 MB]
Reverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 1.55 MB]
Proof
Obverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 1.04 MB]
Reverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 1.02 MB]
2005 First Design: "American Bison" Nickel
Obverse: bears a new image of President Thomas Jefferson
Reverse: bears a side-view of an American bison, grazing.
Obverse Designer: Joe Fitzgerald
Reverse Designer: Jamie Franki
Obverse Engraver: Don Everhart
Reverse Engraver: Norman E. Nemeth
Obverse:
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Reverse:
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2005 Second Design: "Ocean in View!" Nickel
Obverse: bears a new image of President Thomas Jefferson
Reverse: bears a design based on a photograph by Andrew E. Cier
of Astoria, Oregon, of the western waters as they might have been first viewed
by the Corps of Discovery in November, 1805
Obverse Designer: Joe Fitzgerald
Reverse Designer: Joe Fitzgerald
Obverse Engraver: Don Everhart
Reverse Engraver: Donna Weaver
Obverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 181 KB]
Reverse:
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2004 Fall Design: "Keelboat" Nickel
Obverse: bears the likeness of President Jefferson.
Reverse: an angled, side-view of the keelboat with full sail.
Engraver: Al Maletsky
Uncirculated
Obverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 470 KB]
Reverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 443 KB]
Proof
Obverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 1.4 MB]
Reverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 0.2 MB]
2004 Spring Design: "Louisiana Purchase/Peace Medal" Nickel
Obverse: bears the likeness of President Jefferson.
Reverse: features a rendition of the original Jefferson Peace Medal.
Engraver: Norman E. Nemeth
Uncirculated
Obverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 470 KB]
Reverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 1.4 MB]
Proof
Obverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 1.4 MB]
Reverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 1.3 MB]
Obverse: profile of Thomas Jefferson
Reverse: Monticello, the President’s historic home near Charlottesville, Virginia.
Engraver: Felix Schlag
Obverse: bears the likeness of President Lincoln
Reverse: depicts the Lincoln Memorial in celebration of the 150th anniversary of Lincoln's birth.
Engraver Obverse: Victor D. Brenner
Engraver Reverse: Frank Gasparro
Year: 2007
Public Law: 104-208
U.S. Mint Facility: West Point, NY
Obverse
Designer John Mercanti
Engraver: John Mercanti
Description: "Portrait of Liberty", Lady Liberty looking toward future.
Reverse
Designer Thomas Cleveland
Engraver: Phebe Hemphill
Description: representing the Executive Branch and depicts a bald eagle with its wings spread wide to represent freedom with a shield at the ready to enforce the laws that guarantee those freedoms.
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Year: 2006
Public Law: 104-208
U.S. Mint Facility: West Point
Obverse
Designer John Mercanti
Engraver: John Mercanti
Description: "Portrait of Liberty", Lady Liberty looking toward future.
Reverse
Designer Joel Iskowitz
Engraver: Donna Weaver
Description: representing the Legislative Branch featuring a "Legislative Muse" looking away from the law she has just inscribed as if to examine and reconsider its durability and integrity over time. She is seated between the two bodies of Congress, the House of Representatives and the Senate, represented by Corinthian columns. Perched atop volumes of law and learning are two eagles.
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Year: 2005
Public Law: 104-208
U.S. Mint Facility: West Point
Obverse
Engraver: John Mercanti
Description: Portrait of Liberty looking to the future.
Reverse
Engraver: Donna Weaver
Description: American bald eagle perched upon a heraldic shield surrounded by symbols that represents America’s strength and beauty.
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Year: 2004
Public Law: 104-208
U.S. Mint Facility: West Point
Obverse
Engraver: John Mercanti
Description: Portrait of Liberty looking to the future.
Reverse
Engraver: Donna Weaver
Description: Inspired by the Daniel Chester French sculpture titled "America" that sits before the U.S. Customs House in New York City.
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Year: 2003
Public Law: 104-208
U.S. Mint Facility: West Point, NY
Obverse
Engraver: John Mercanti
Description: Portrait of Liberty looking to the future.
Reverse
Engraver: Al Maletsky
Description: Eagle perched on a Rocky Mountain pine branch, against a backdrop of the United States.
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Year: 2002
Public Law: 104-208
U.S. Mint Facility: West Point, NY
Obverse
Engraver: John Mercanti
Description: Portrait of Liberty looking to the future.
Reverse
Engraver: Al Maletsky
Description: Swooping Eagle and a lake bordered by snowcapped mountains and trees.
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Year: 2001
Public Law: 104-208
U.S. Mint Facility: West Point, NY
Obverse
Engraver: John Mercanti
Description: Portrait of Liberty looking to the future.
Reverse
Engraver: Thomas D. Rodgers
Description: Eagle above America's Southwest; featuring the giant Saguaro cacti of the Southwest.
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Year: 2000
Public Law: 104-208
U.S. Mint Facility: West Point, NY
Obverse
Engraver: John Mercanti
Description: Portrait of Liberty looking to the future.
Reverse
Engraver: Al Maletsky
Description: Eagle flying above Midwestern field.
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Year: 1999
Public Law: 104-208
U.S. Mint Facility: West Point, NY
Obverse
Engraver: John Mercanti
Description: Portrait of Liberty looking to the future.
Reverse
Engraver: Al Maletsky
Description: Eagle above Southeastern Wetlands flying above Alligator crawling from a primordial swamp.
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Year: 1986-Present
Public Law: 99-185
U.S. Mint Facility:Philadelphia, West Point
(mint facility production is not the same for each year)
Obverse Designer: Augustus Saint Gaudens
Description: Modified design of Saint
Gaudens’ U.S. $20 Gold Coin Design, "Standing Liberty".
Reverse Designer: Mrs. Miley Frances Busiek
Description: "Family of Eagles"
motif, symbolizing family tradition and unity.
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Year: 1986-Present
Public Law: 99-61 (Liberty Coin Act)
U.S. Mint Facility: Various (Philadelphia,
San Francisco, West Point) – (mint facility production is not the same for each year)
Denver, Co (Uncirculated)
Obverse Designer: Adolph A. Weinman
Description: "Walking Liberty",
from Weinman’s Walking Liberty Half Dollar, minted from 1916-1947.
Reverse Engraver: John Mercanti
Description: Heraldic Eagle with Shield,
symbolizing strength and endurance.
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Year: 1997-Present
Public Law: 99-61
U.S. Mint Facility: West Point, NY
Obverse Engraver: John Mercanti
Description: "Portrait of Liberty", Lady Liberty looking toward future.
Reverse Engraver: Thomas D. Rogers
Description: Eagle soaring above America.
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Obverse:[Hi-Res Image: 23 KB]
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Year: 1986-Present
Public Law: 99-185
U.S. Mint Facility: West Point, NY
Obverse Designer: Augustus Saint Gaudens
Description: Modified design of Saint Gaudens' U.S. $20 Gold Coin Design, "Standing Liberty".
Reverse Designer: Mrs. Miley Frances Busiek
Description: "Family of Eagles" motif, symbolizing family tradition and unity.
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Obverse:[Hi-Res Image: 26 KB]
Reverse:[Hi-Res Image: 26 KB]
Year: 1986-Present
Public Law: 99-61
U.S. Mint Facility: West Point, NY
Obverse Designer: Adolph A. Weinman
Description: "Walking Liberty",
from Weinman’s Walking Liberty Half Dollar, minted from 1916-1947.
Reverse Engraver: John Mercanti
Description: Heraldic Eagle with Shield,
symbolizing strength and endurance.
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Obverse:[Hi-Res Image: 22 KB]
Reverse:[Hi-Res Image: 22 KB]
American Buffalo Gold Bullion Coin
Year: First year of issue: 2006
U.S. Mint Facility: West Point
Public Law: 109-145; $1 Presidential Coin Act of 2005
Obverse
Engraver: James Earle Fraser
Description: Based on the original 1913 Buffalo nickel, Type 1, as designed by James Earle Fraser.
Reverse
Engraver: James Earle Fraser
Description: Based on the original 1913 Buffalo nickel, Type 1, as designed by James Earle Fraser.
Bullion
Obverse:
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Reverse:
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American Buffalo Gold Proof Coin
Year: First year of issue: 2006
U.S. Mint Facility: West Point
Public Law: 109-145; $1 Presidential Coin Act of 2005
Obverse
Engraver: James Earle Fraser
Description: Based on the original 1913 Buffalo nickel, Type 1, as designed by James Earle Fraser.
Reverse
Engraver: James Earle Fraser
Description: Based on the original 1913 Buffalo nickel, Type 1, as designed by James Earle Fraser.
Proof
Obverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 2.72 MB]
Reverse:
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Little Rock Central High School Desegregation Silver Dollar
Year: 2007
Mintage (max.): 500,000
Public Law: 109-146
Obverse
Designer: Richard Masters
Engraver: Charles Vickers
Description: A group of children walking to school,
escorted by a United States soldier.
Reverse
Designer: Don Everhart
Engraver: Don Everhart
Description: Little Rock Central High School.
Line Art
Obverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 1.38 MB]
Reverse:
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Jamestown 400th Anniversary Silver Dollar
Year: 2007
Mintage (max.): 500,000
Public Law: 108-289
Obverse
Designer: Donna Weaver
Engraver: Don Everhart
Description: Three Faces of Diversity, representing
the three cultures that came together in Jamestown.
Reverse
Designer: Susan Gamble
Engraver: Charles Vickers
Description: A depiction of the three ships that
brought the first settlers to Jamestown in 1607.
Uncirculated
Obverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 1.79 MB]
Reverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 1.66 MB]
Proof
Obverse:
[Hi-Res Image : 1.73 MB]
Reverse:
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Jamestown 400th Anniversary $5 Gold Coin
Year: 2007
Mintage (max.): 100,000
Public Law: 108-289
Obverse
Designer: John Mercanti
Engraver: John Mercanti
Description: Capt. John Smith greeting an American
Indian carrying a bag of corn.
Reverse
Designer: Susan Gamble
Engraver: Norm Nemeth
Description: A current rendering of Jamestown
Memorial Church, the only origi |
