🎃👻 We had a great time celebrating Halloween at the White House yesterday! It was a treat to meet so many families on the South Lawn, see all the creative costumes, share some fun trivia, and hand out a few Mintastic goodies along the way! 🍬🪙
#OTD in 1986, the very first American Eagle Silver Bullion Coin was officially struck by Treasury Secretary James A. Baker III at the U.S. Mint in San Francisco. The second such coin was then struck by Mint Director Donna Pope. bit.ly/4subGga
Coming in 2027! The U.S. Mint unveils designs for the Youth Sports Quarters Collection & Paralympic Sports Half-Dollar Coin Program!
⚾ Baseball
⛳ Golf
⚽ Soccer
🥎 Softball
🏂 Snowboarding
🏀 Wheelchair Basketball
Get in the Game. Collect Them All! 🪙
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The United States Mint joins the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) in recognizing Red Ribbon Week, October 23–31, 2026.
This year’s theme is “Make a Difference. Be a Hero. Stay Drug Free.”
Learn more: redribbon.org/
💎 For the Nation's 250th birthday, the Mint thought it deserved a finish equal to the occasion—one that has never appeared on a U.S. coin before. Enter the new Morgan and Peace Dollar Diamond Field Two-Coin Set. Learn more 👉 usmint.gov/news/coins-online…
🪙Releasing into circulation today! The Gettysburg Address Quarter is the final new Quarter Dollar design for 2026. Learn more about the design and America250 on our website ➡️ bit.ly/4B2JGUR
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🪙 Join us 10/21/26 at 11 a.m. at @GettysburgNMP for the release of the Gettysburg Address Quarter!
@acnbbank will coordinate the public coin exchange (💵 cash only ) inside the Museum and Visitor Center following the ceremony. Free event🔗 Event details: bit.ly/4gIqaCK
🇺🇸 In honor of America’s 250th anniversary, join us October 15, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the Philadelphia Mint for a special Meet & Greet with our Die Shop Division! 🪙 Meet the team behind the dies that bring our nation’s coins and medals to life! ✨ usmint.gov/news/events
4 states. 4 breakthroughs. 1 stunning release. The 2026 American Innovation Reverse Proof Set honors Borlaug, the #Cray1, #SteveJobs & mobile refrigeration in bold reverse proof detail. Order your set: bit.ly/4z5tkck
Celebrate America at 250 with the 2026 United States Mint Proof Set®—10 proof coins including one year only designs, five Semiquincentennial Quarters, and new Liberty depictions on the dime and half dollar. Available today at 12pm ET! #America250 bit.ly/4rHMRgD
Cape out. Fists up. Game on!🦸♀️💥Supergirl joins the Comic Art Coin & Medal Collection with all-new, original comic art.⏰On sale today at noon. Collectors—don't let the Girl of Steel fly past you. bit.ly/4hPDPL4
🪙 What if the penny had been made of aluminum? In the 1970s, rising copper prices led the U.S. Mint to test an alternative, striking 1.5 million aluminum cents. Nearly all were later destroyed. See 2️⃣ of the rare survivors in the American Treasures exhibit @ the Philly Mint!
⏳ Order Window Closing Soon! The Enduring Liberty Half Dollar—featuring the privy mark “9-11-01” and “NEVER FORGET”—is on pre-sale through 9/25 at 3pm. Order yours today! bit.ly/4iueRln
Available today at 12PM ET: The 2026 Best of the Mint 1907 Saint-Gaudens High Relief $20 Gold Coin and Silver Medal Set. Collect the last release in the 2026 Best of the Mint series today! bit.ly/4xWl2Tt
🐾 Honoring the dogs that serve.
Yesterday at the White House, the United States Mint unveiled the designs for the 2027 Working Dogs Commemorative Coin Program, with some special four-legged guests helping mark the occasion.
Learn more on our website ▶️ bit.ly/4roNXh7
🪙 The September edition of Coins Online is here!
Discover the story behind the legendary Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle, get a first look at Supergirl™ coins and medals, and test your FIFA World Cup 2026™ coin knowledge.
Read more: usmint.gov/news/coins-online…
Honoring the lives lost on 9/11/01 & 2/26/93. The U.S. Mint’s Enduring Liberty Half Dollar features a “9-11-01” privy mark with “NEVER FORGET”. Pre-sale available between Sept 10–25. #NeverForget #USMint
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The United States Mint honors and remembers those who lost their lives as a result of the September 11 terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and in Shanksville, Pa. #NeverForget



















