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UTUSN

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Fri Dec 12, 2025, 10:51 AM Dec 12

They be-best-NOT take FDR off the dime permanently. [View all]

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https://www.usmint.gov/news/media-kit/semiq-resources#accordion-f53ccdf1e0-item-585c99ab5e
This media kit includes resources about the Semiquincentennial (SemiQ) Program—a one-year-only, 250th anniversary celebration of our Nation’s founding.

To celebrate America's SemiQ in 2026, the Mint will be updating well-known American coinage, such as the circulating dime, nickel, and quarter, as well as the collectible penny, and half dollar. Other popular Mint products will feature special privy marks, dual dates, and design changes, as well.

Browse or use the navigation below to find high-resolution images, press releases, video and b-roll, social media tags, and contact information. ....

2. Which circulating coins will change in 2026?
To celebrate America's SemiQ in 2026, the Mint will be updating well-known American coinage, such as the circulating dime, whose design has not changed in 80 years. The circulating quarter will feature five new designs related to American history. These coins, as well as the circulating nickel, will have a “1776 ~ 2026” dual date.

5. What will happen to circulating coin designs after 2026?
In 2027, the dime will revert to the immediately previous design. The 2027 reverse designs for the quarter and half dollar will celebrate Youth and Paralympic Sports as part of a new four-year program authorized by the Public Law 116-330.

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https://www.usmint.gov/news/media-kit/semiq-resources#accordion-f53ccdf1e0-item-585c99ab5e

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I hope that a trump coin will never exist but with that crazy swine you never know. Dave Bowman Dec 12 #1
As a coin collector, my favorite was the Mercury dime. Emile Dec 12 #2
I think they're bringing it out as a collectible (non-circulating? ) for this. UTUSN Dec 12 #3
Cool, I'll get a proof. Hope it will be silver. Emile Dec 12 #5
Trump will be upset when he discovers what "paralympic" means. Ilsa Dec 12 #4
On a side note, I wish a dime could buy as many groceries as it did when FDR was president. hunter Dec 12 #6
That's a beautiful design for the coin Trailrider1951 Dec 12 #7
My favorite coin is the Walking Liberty Half Emile Dec 12 #8
Yes, that's another beautiful design Trailrider1951 Dec 12 #10
I been buying them, but they are getting very expensive. Emile Dec 12 #11
Are they increasing in value? Trailrider1951 Dec 12 #12
Certain years are expensive. I think they must have had lower mintage numbers for those years? Emile Dec 12 #14
Yes, the olive branch is gone, and the reverse is pretty brutal-looking. Maru Kitteh Dec 12 #13
BS. Trying to invalidate both FDR (a Democrat) no_hypocrisy Dec 12 #9
Oh you know Fuckface and his goons have a plan to put him on every piece of currency. Initech Dec 12 #15
Am not unreasonably paranoid, so "updating ... design has not changed in 80 years ... (and) UTUSN Dec 12 #16
Doesn't he have to be dead first? Kid Berwyn Dec 12 #18
Until Trump came along, Franklin Roosevelt was the most recent president to send people in the US to internment camps. mahatmakanejeeves Dec 12 #17
Sent there on John McCloy's recommendation. Kid Berwyn Dec 12 #19
Your research/knowledge base is impressive as always! Thank you. UTUSN Dec 12 #20
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