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The United States Congress authorizes the minting of commemorative coins to celebrate and honor American people, places, events and institutions. Although these coins are legal tender, they are not minted for general circulation.
Each commemorative coin is produced by the United States Mint in limited quantity and is available for a limited time. Though the U.S. Mint offers the coins directly to the public for a short period of time at a set price, acquisitions of certified versions of the coins occur on the open market, with supply and demand driving the prices.
Olympics & Sports
1984 $10 Olympic RunnersMS70 75,886 430
1988 $5 Olympics - NikeMS70 62,913 1,149
1992 $5 Olympic SprinterMS70 27,732 991
1994 $5 World CupMS70 22,447 476
1995 $5 Olympic TorchMS70 14,675 611
1995 $5 Olympic StadiumMS70 10,579 488
1996 $5 Olympic CauldronMS70 9,210 284
1996 $5 Olympic FlagMS70 9,174 317
1997 $5 Jackie RobinsonMS70 5,174 213
1997 $5 Jackie RobinsonPF70 24,072 391
2002 $5 Salt Lake OlympicsMS70 10,585 616
Military & Government
1987 $5 ConstitutionMS70 214,225 4,879
1989 $5 CongressMS70 46,899 1,071
1993 $5 Bill of RightsMS70 23,266 813
1993 $5 World War IIMS70 23,089 754
1995 $5 Civil WarMS70 12,735 503
1996 $5 SmithsonianMS70 9,068 333
1996 $5 SmithsonianPF70 21,772 302
1997 $5 Franklin RooseveltMS70 11,805 414
1999 $5 WashingtonMS70 22,511 727
2000 $10 Library of CongressMS70 7,261 804
2001 $5 Capitol Vistors Ctr.MS70 6,761 1,074
2006 $5 San FranciscoMS70 17,500 1,826
Americana
1986 $5 Statue of LibertyMS70 95,248 1,973
1986 $5 Statue of LibertyPF70 404,013 3,399
1991 $5 Mt. RushmoreMS70 31,959 993
1992 $5 ColumbusMS70 24,329 818
2003 $10 First FlightMS70 10,009 1,361
2007 $5 JamestownMS70 18,843 2,400
2008 $5 Bald EagleMS70 15,009 880
2008 $5 Bald EaglePF70 59,269 1,311

About the Coin
Obverse - Olympic Torch Runners
Reverse - Head of an American eagle
Engraver & Designer - John Mercanti and James Peed
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - Picture of Nike, goddess of victory, in a wreath of olive leaves
Reverse - Olympic flame
Engraver & Sculptor - Elizabeth Jones & Marcel Jovine
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - Sprinter in a burst of speed
Reverse - The Olympic Rings and the American Bald Eagle
Designer & Engraver - James Sharpe, T. James Ferrell, James Peed
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - World Cup Trophy
Reverse - 1994 World Cup USA logo
Designer & Engraver - William J. Krawczewics and Dean McMullen
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - Runner carrying torch
Reverse - Side view of a bald eagle with a banner in its beak
Engraver - Frank Gasparro
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - Picture of Olympic Stadium
Reverse - Side view of a bald eagle with a banner in its beak
Sculptor & Engraver - Marcel Jovine and Frank Gasparro
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - The lighting of the Olympic flame
Reverse - The Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games mark, encompassed by laurel leaves
Designer & Engraver - William Krawczewicz and Frank Gasparro
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - Athlete bearing a flag and a following crowd
Reverse - The Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games mark, encompassed by laurel leaves
Sculptor, Engraver & Designer - Patricia L. Verani and William Krawczewicz
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - Portrait of Jackie Robinson
Reverse - Inscription "Legacy of Courage"
Engraver - James Peed and William C. Cousins
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - Portrait of Jackie Robinson, the first black Major League Baseball player.
Reverse - Inscription "Legacy of Courage"
Engraver - James Peed and William C. Cousins
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - Crystal Emblem superimposed on top of the Games' secondary identity mark entitled: "Rhythm of the Land," celebrating the Olympic Games in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Reverse - Olympic flame in relief atop a cauldron
Engraver - Donna Weaver
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - Stylized eagle holding a quill pen
Reverse - Constitutional slogan, "We the people"
Engraver & Sculptor - Marcel Jovine
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - The Capital Dome
Reverse - Eagle atop a canopy overlooking the Old Senate
Engraver - John Mercanti
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - Madison studying the Bill of Rights
Reverse - Madison quote, an eagle, torch and laurel branch
Designer - Scott R. Blazek and Joseph D. Pena
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - American serviceman celebrating victory
Reverse - "V" for Victory in center with Morse code for the letter superimposed
Designer - Charles J. Madison and Edward Southworth Fisher
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - Civil War bugler on horseback sounding a call to the troops
Reverse - Image of a bald eagle, symbol of American strength
Engraver - Don Troiani and Alfred Maletsky
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - Picture of James Smithson
Reverse - Smithsonian starburst symbol
Engraver - Al Maletsky and T. James Ferrell
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - Picture of James Smithson
Reverse - Smithsonian starburst symbol
Engraver - Al Maletsky and T. James Ferrell
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - Portrait of President Roosevelt
Reverse - Presidential seal displayed at FDR's 1933 inaugural
Engraver & Designer - T. James Ferrell, James Peed and Thomas D. Rogers
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - Bust of President George Washington
Reverse - Heraldic Eagle with outspread wings
Engraver - Laura Gardin Fraser
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - Hand of Minerva raising the torch of learning over the dome of Jefferson building
Reverse - The Library of Congress seal encircled by a laurel leaf
Engraver - John Mercanti and Thomas D. Rodgers
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - Corinthian column
Reverse - Image of the original Capitol building
Engraver - Elizabeth Jones
U.S. Mint Facility - Philadelphia, PA
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - A rendition of the Old Mint originally prepared for the San Francisco Mint Medal
Reverse - A replica of the 1904 Morgan Silver Dollar eagle
Designer - Sherl J. Winter and George T. Morgan
U.S. Mint Facility - San Francisco, CA
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - Close-up view of liberty
Reverse - An eagle in flight
Engraver - Elizabeth Jones
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - Close-up view of liberty
Reverse - An eagle in flight
Engraver - Elizabeth Jones
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - American eagle flying above the Mount Rushmore
Reverse - Mount Rushmore Memorial
Engraver & Designer - John Mercanti, Robert Lamb and William Cousins
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - Portrait of Christopher Columbus facing a map of the new world
Reverse - Crest of the Admiral of the Ocean Sea
Engraver - T. James Ferrell and Thomas D. Rogers
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - Portrait of Orville and Wilbur Wright
Reverse - An eagle in flight, above an image of the Wright 1903 Flyer, the first powered, heavier-than-air machine to achieve controlled, sustained flight with a pilot aboard
Engraver - Donna Weaver and Norman E. Nemeth
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - Capt. John Smith greeting an American Indian carrying a bag of corn
Reverse - A current rendering of Jamestown Memorial Church, the only original remaining structure in Jamestown
Engraver & Designer - John Mercanti, Susan Gamble and Norm Nemeth
U.S. Mint Facility - West Point, NY
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - Two young eaglets resting on a branch in their natural habitat
Reverse - The current Great Seal
Engraver & Sculptor - Susan Gamble, Phebe Hemphill and Don Everhart
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

About the Coin
Obverse - Two young eaglets resting on a branch in their natural habitat
Reverse - The current Great Seal
Engraver & Sculptor - Susan Gamble, Phebe Hemphill and Don Everhart
Investment Grade Coins
Certified coins in perfect MS70 or PF70 condition are considered actual "museum-quality." With their flawless finish, perfect condition and rarity, they are preferred by both collectors and investors. Since they are true collectibles, they are not as subject to the ups and downs of the commodities market, which has made their value more stable over time than gold bullion alone. The U.S. Gold Bureau recommends these coins as a long-term store of value, to help protect your portfolio from turbulent economic times.
Source
Mintage figures provided by the United States Mint. Population numbers are from NGC, December 2011.

Modern commemorative gold coins from the U.S. Mint celebrate American history and culture and a surcharge on the coins when purchased from the Mint helps to support popular causes. For example, a portion of the proceeds from the Capitol Visitor Center commemorative coins helped to fund the construction of a new visitor center under the U.S. Capitol's East Plaza.
According to the U.S. Mint, more than $418 million has been raised to help build museums, maintain national monuments like the Vietnam War Memorial, preserve historical sites like George Washington's home and support various Olympic programs.
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