United States Mint

You’ve seen the headlines 👀 The 2026 Emerging Liberty Dime is having a moment ✨ But what actually went into the design? Hear it straight from U.S. Mint Medallic Artists Craig Campbell & Eric Custer as they share the story behind the coin. bit.ly/4tSgzzu @America250

Join us in New Orleans! 🎷Celebrate America’s 250th in style at the @nolajazzmuseum on May 8! Meet Mint Director Paul Hollis, shop new coins & medals, & enjoy family fun! Secure your FREE spot ➡️ bit.ly/4tzuudM

On April 23, United States Mint Director Paul Hollis spoke about the 2026 Semiquincentennial Coin and Medal Program to numismatists in Chicago and was presented with the Central States Numismatic Society’s prestigious Q. David Bowers Award👏. Learn more: usmint.gov/coins/coin-pro…

Ever wonder what that single letter on your coin represents? Learn about the history of mint marks on U.S. coins on our website: bit.ly/2TE8EFe.

📢 Great news! Tours at the Philadelphia Mint have reopened! We hope you’ll stop by and visit us soon. Learn more on our website ➡️ bit.ly/3KZmYr4

Celebrate America’s 250th with the U.S. Mint Semiquincentennial Sweepstakes! Educators can enter here ➡️ bit.ly/42aT8Wh 10 winners will each receive one 2026 SemiQ dime per student (up to 50 students per entry). Limit 1 entry/educator. Enter by 11:59 p.m. ET on May 18.

As we continue celebrating National Coin Week, share the stories behind our Nation’s coins with the kids in your life! 🪙🇺🇸 Coin designs reflect America’s values, milestones, and spirit—bring them to life with this Semiquincentennial activity book: bit.ly/4sX0Ii1

@bounce_silver @ANACoins @America250 @Freedom250 Thanks for your interest in our coin boards! They aren’t available for purchase. These are distributed at select in-person events the U.S. Mint participates in as part of the Semiquincentennial celebration. You can find upcoming events on our website: usmint.gov/news/events

@usmint @ANACoins @America250 @Freedom250 Where do we get that?

From wherever you find your change to your board! 🪙 During National Coin Week—and beyond—track new circulating coins and help preserve history for the next 250 years. Share your finds using #CoinHunt250. @ANACoins, @America250, @Freedom250

@b_mad_ @ANACoins @America250 @Freedom250 Thanks for your interest in our coin boards! They aren’t available for purchase. These are distributed at select in-person events the U.S. Mint participates in as part of the Semiquincentennial celebration. You can find upcoming events on our website: usmint.gov/news/events

@usmint @ANACoins @America250 @Freedom250 Is there a way to get this board? Where? How?

🎉 It’s National Coin Week! This year’s theme is Striking Independence: 250 Years of American Numismatics, and the Mint is celebrating America’s 250th anniversary in style! 🇺🇸 Explore the story: bit.ly/4mOi5QM 🪙🎆 @ANACoins, @America250

Today marks the 251st anniversary of the Battle of Lexington and Concord, the opening battles of the American Revolutionary War. 🇺🇸 The Revolutionary War Quarter, now in circulation, honors the courage, perseverance, and shared sacrifice that defined the fight for independence.

It was my honor to attend today’s Congressional Gold Medal ceremony for Benjamin Berell Ferencz, a tireless advocate for justice, the chief Nuremberg prosecutor, and a lifelong champion of peace and human dignity. On this day of remembrance, his legacy feels especially profound. Thank you to the skilled patriots at the @USMint for creating such a beautiful tribute.

🎉Born #OTD in 1743, Jefferson helped shape America’s coinage system. His 1784 “Notes on Coinage” championed a decimal-based currency—the foundation of today’s dollar-&-cents system. His likeness appears on many U.S. coins, including the 2026 Declaration of Independence Quarter.

Inventor, astronomer, scientist and Philadelphia citizen, David Rittenhouse was born #OTD in 1732. Through an interest in science, he became friends with Thomas Jefferson in 1790. This relationship led to the establishment of the U.S. Mint, with #Rittenhouse as its 1st director.

On April 2, 1792, Congress passed the Coinage Act creating the United States Mint in Philadelphia. 🎉 From that first site to six facilities nationwide, the Mint has grown with America. As we mark 234 years, we look ahead to the Nation’s 250th & Connect America through Coins! 🇺🇸

On-sale today at 12pm: 2026 Semiquincentennial Quarters Rolls and Bags - Revolutionary War. These quarters are also in circulation so be on the lookout and check your pocket change. Collect them today! bit.ly/4bhuHdM

🪙Passed from the past to the present, the Revolutionary War Quarter releases into circulation today! This is the 2️⃣ of 5️⃣ new Quarter Dollar designs for 2026. Learn more about the design & #America250 here➡️ bit.ly/4ueDRAu 🇺🇸 @America250 @MountVernon @TreasurerBeach

@brandy_schantz So glad you could make it! 😀

Celebrating USA’s 250th Anniversary at Mount Vernon with @usmint new quarter honoring George Washington. It’s a great year to live in Alexandria

Get ready for Monday’s launch of the 2026 Revolutionary War Quarter! Keep an eye out for this coin and others as part of the 2026 Semiquincentennial Coin Program. @MountVernon @America250 #CoinHunt250