The Circulating Collectible Coin Redesign Act of 2020 also included circulating coins beyond 2026. I appreciate the various views, all of which are worthy for consideration. Everyone has the opportunity to share their views regarding commemorative coins with the CCAC or the US Mint.
@Casabrown said:
Everyone has the opportunity to share their views regarding commemorative coins with the CCAC or the US Mint.
One interesting thing that could be considered for involving the public is to let the public vote on coin designs that are considered for an issue.
Then for a coin, there could be a CCAC recommendation and a popular recommendation, similar to the movie rating service Rotten Tomatoes which has both a movie critics score and an audience score.
I sent my suggestions in and received an acknowledgement from the organization, but I don't think they'll be putting the various species of penguins on coins any time soon.
"Vou invadir o Nordeste, "Seu cabra da peste, "Sou Mangueira......."
While there is no guarantee, let's stay positive. Also, it is important that you specify whether you recommend as a theme for a circulating coin or commemorative coin set.
Both circulating and commemorative coins require authorization by Congress and approval by the President. If you feel strongly about your theme, share it with you elected representative in the House and Senate.
Commemorative coins also require a recipient organization to whom revenue will be provided after the US Mint is reimbursed for its expenses.
The CCAC can and does bring to the Treasury Secretary and, via the CCAC's annual report recommendations for commemorative and circulating coins to the attention of Congress.
Ultimately, congressional authorization and presidential approval is what carries the day! However, this would not happen without the input of American citizens to suggest new themes.
However, if you are desirous for your suggestions to be considered by the Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee (CCAC), please submit to the CCAC via the email of Info@CCAC.gov.
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The Circulating Collectible Coin Redesign Act of 2020 also included circulating coins beyond 2026. I appreciate the various views, all of which are worthy for consideration. Everyone has the opportunity to share their views regarding commemorative coins with the CCAC or the US Mint.
One interesting thing that could be considered for involving the public is to let the public vote on coin designs that are considered for an issue.
Then for a coin, there could be a CCAC recommendation and a popular recommendation, similar to the movie rating service Rotten Tomatoes which has both a movie critics score and an audience score.
Very interesting.
Please include this as an idea in you submission to the CCAC via the email of Info@CCAC.gov.
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I sent my suggestions in and received an acknowledgement from the organization, but I don't think they'll be putting the various species of penguins on coins any time soon.
"Seu cabra da peste,
"Sou Mangueira......."
While there is no guarantee, let's stay positive. Also, it is important that you specify whether you recommend as a theme for a circulating coin or commemorative coin set.
Both circulating and commemorative coins require authorization by Congress and approval by the President. If you feel strongly about your theme, share it with you elected representative in the House and Senate.
Commemorative coins also require a recipient organization to whom revenue will be provided after the US Mint is reimbursed for its expenses.
The CCAC can and does bring to the Treasury Secretary and, via the CCAC's annual report recommendations for commemorative and circulating coins to the attention of Congress.
Ultimately, congressional authorization and presidential approval is what carries the day! However, this would not happen without the input of American citizens to suggest new themes.
2024 Stonewall Jackson Bicentennial.
I would start depicting Medal of Honor recipients. That should keep the series going for a bit, starting from the beginning.
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Don't understand the last two posts.
However, if you are desirous for your suggestions to be considered by the Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee (CCAC), please submit to the CCAC via the email of Info@CCAC.gov.