How are the designs being selected? May I submit design ideas (graphics) for the design of the 50 States Commemorative Coin Program?
State Quarter Designs will be selected and approved by the process established by Secretary of the Treasury, in accordance with Public Law 105-124. In this process, governors will be invited to submit design concepts or themes that represent their states. We suggest you contact the office of your state governor about submitting design ideas. Renderings of the various concepts will be reviewed by the United States Mint, the Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee, and the Commission of Fine Arts, and then sent to the Secretary of the Treasury for final review and approval. The Secretary of the Treasury will select between three and five candidate designs which will be forwarded to the state governor’s office for final recommendation through a process determined by the governor. Last, the Secretary of the Treasury will give the final approval to the design for each state. See also Design Criteria.
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- How are the designs being selected? May I submit design ideas (graphics) for the design of the 50 States Commemorative Coin Program?
- How will the designs be selected? May I submit design ideas (graphics) for the design of the 50 States Commemorative Coin Program?
- How are the designs selected? May I submit design ideas (graphics) for the design of the 50 States Commemorative Coin Program?
