250 Years of Freedom — United States Commemorative Coin (1776–2026)

This commemorative coin honors 250 years of American independence, celebrating the enduring spirit, strength, and unity of the United States.

Obverse — 250 Years of Freedom

The obverse features a powerful bald eagle at the center, symbolizing vigilance, courage, and liberty. Its wings merge with flowing elements of the American flag, representing unity across the states and generations.
Above the eagle, the inscription “250 Years of Freedom” marks a historic milestone, while the dates 1776–2026 stand as a tribute to a quarter millennium of independence and national perseverance.

Symbolism highlights:

• The bald eagle: freedom, strength, and sovereignty

• Stars and flag elements: unity and shared national identity

• 250-year inscription: America’s enduring legacy of independence

Reverse — United States of America

The reverse displays a heraldic eagle with wings spread wide, bearing a shield of stars and stripes that represents national defense and unity.
Above the eagle is the historic motto “E Pluribus Unum” — Out of many, one — reflecting the foundation of the nation.
The inscription “United States of America” encircles the design, reinforcing pride, identity, and continuity through history.
The dates 1776–2026 appear once more, anchoring the coin firmly in this once-in-a-generation anniversary.

Symbolism highlights:

• Shield and eagle: protection of liberty and national strength

• E Pluribus Unum: unity through diversity

• Stars and cosmic background: destiny, resilience, and permanence

Craftsmanship

• High-relief sculpted detailing

• Antique gold-tone finish

• Precision minting inspired by classic American commemorative coinage

• Designed for display, collection, and long-term preservation

A Historic Tribute

This coin is created to commemorate a defining milestone in American history — 250 years of freedom, unity, and national identity.
It stands as a timeless collectible for those who honor the legacy and future of the United States.