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Commemorative Coins

The Boy Scouts commemorative dollar is very popular. So popular, in fact, that the U.S. Mint has already sold all of the uncirculated versions of the coin!

The United States Mint now is offering free lesson plans based around the America the Beautiful Quarters program.

A Ronald Reagan coin will likely be available in 2016. A U.S. Congressman has also proposed that Reagan appear on the $50 bill - replacing Ulysses S. Grant.

United States Bicentennial coins were released during 1975 and 1976 and remain a popular coin in circulation today.

Olympic coins are one of the most popular and diverse types of United States commemorative coins, with many different designs available.

The United States Mint has released information about the designs of the new 2010 Presidential Dollar coins. See what the Presidential Dollar coins will look like.

The 6th and final quarter as part of the District of Columbia and United States Territories Quarters program was released on December 10, 2009. This quarter honors the Northern Mariana Islands. Here are some basic facts and values for this U.S. Territory quarter.

President Obama signed a bill approving the Girl Scout silver dollar to be minted in 2013.

Congress approves of new Medal of Honor commemorative coins for 2011.

The Lincoln Chronicles proof set is a BIG deal. Since there are truly limited quantities of these coins, there is lots of hype surrounding the release of the Lincoln Chronicles Proof Set.

The U.S. Virgin Islands quarter was the 5th coin released as part of the DC & U.S. Territories Quarters series. Here are some little-known facts and values for the U.S. Virgin Islands quarter.

Olympic coins honor sports and places and people related to the Olympics. Olympic coins are usually minted in half dollar to 10 dollar pieces.