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Presidential Dollars Coin - Compare Artist Renderings to the Coins We Get

The Presidential Dollar Coin Designs

From Susan Headley, About.com


The Presidential Dollars began being issued in February of 2007, and will continue until at least 2016, until every deceased U.S. President has been honored. Because it goes against U.S. tradition (not to mention U.S. law) to depict a living person on the Legal Tender, ex-presidents can only be honored after they have been passed away for at least two years. The Presidential Dollar program, as stated in the legislaton that created it, is scheduled to end in the first quarter of 2016 with Richard M. Nixon. However, it is expected that Ronald Reagan and Gerald Ford will be included, and possibly George Bush, Sr., (born 1924.)

This photo gallery allows you to see the coins before they come out, and compare the ideal artistic design (where available) to the actual coins after they are issued.

Learn the fascinating details behind the Presidential Dollars Coin Program.

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James Monroe Presidential DollarJames Monroe's Presidential DollarJohn Quincy Adams Presidential DollarJohn Quincy Adams' Presidential DollarAndrew Jackson Presidential DollarAndrew Jackson's Presidential DollarMartin Van Buren Presidential DollarMartin Van Buren's Presidential Dollar
In God We Trust on 2009 Presidential DollarsIN GOD WE TRUST is Moved From the Edge to the Front of the CoinsEdge Lettering Design for 2009 Presidential DollarsStars to Replace IN GOD WE TRUST on Dollar EdgeWilliam Henry Harrison Presidential Dollar DesignThe William Henry Harrison Presidential Dollar DesignJohn Tyler Presidential Dollar DesignThe John Tyler Presidential Dollar Design
James Polk Presidential Dollar DesignThe James Polk Presidential Dollar DesignZachary Taylor Presidential Dollar DesignThe Zachary Taylor Presidential Dollar Design
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