New Designs for Quarters, Other Coins Coming in 2026 for US's 250th Anniversary

New designs for quarters, other coins coming in 2026 for US's 250th anniversary

You can see the new designs now before the coins are released to circulation.

Bessent Replaces Biden-Era DEI Coins for America’s 250th Birthday.

PULSE POINTSWHAT HAPPENED: The U.S. Mint revealed new coin designs for America’s 250th anniversary, featuring eagles, pilgrims, and George Washington, while dropping diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) themes selected by the former Biden government.WHO WAS INVOLVED: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, the U.S. Mint, the Trump administration, and the former Biden government.WHEN & WHERE: Announced December 2025 by the U.S. Mint.KEY QUOTE: The Tr…

Looking Forward to 2026 - Semiquincentennial and New Coins

By Jeff Garrett on NGC New circulating coins from the US Mint are one reason that next year looks great for the numismatic hobby. Next year is shaping up to be one of the best years for numismatics, ever. The hobby is being blessed by an array of favorable tail winds, one of which is the nation’s upcoming 250th anniversary celebration. Coin Photo by US Mint – Image CoinWeek – New 2026 Dime The Semiquincentennial celebrations will focus on the hi…

VIEWPOINT | As the U.S.A. turns 250 next year, South Dakotans can celebrate, too

As the calendar turns to 2026, you’ll start noticing more and more things devoted to celebrating the nation’s 250th birthday. From the state’s Christmas tree in the Capitol to school events, a state and local effort is underway to join this national celebration of this significant milestone in our nation’s history.Why should we celebrate and commemorate a document signed in Philadelphia 250 years ago? To me, that answer revolves around engaging …

New coins will commemorate 250th anniversary of American independence. Here’s how they’ll look - WXXV News 25

By  JONATHAN J. COOPER The U.S. Mint unveiled the designs for coins commemorating the 250th anniversary of American independence next year. They depict the founding documents and the Revolutionary War, but so far, not President Donald Trump, despite a push among some of his allies to get his face on a coin. The Mint abandoned designs developed during Joe Biden’s presidency that highlighted women’s suffrage and civil rights advancements, favorin…