Heralding Icons: American Women Quarters Program Shines with Maya Angelou, Sally Ride, and Eleanor R

In the realm of numismatic history, the American Women Quarters Program stands as a beacon, celebrating the profound contributions of remarkable women. The inaugural recipients, Maya Angelou and Sally Ride, set the stage for a series that embraces diversity and honors women from various backgrounds. Eleanor Roosevelt Quarter Takes Center Stage As we traverse through history, the Eleanor Roosevelt Quarter emerges as a captivating chapter. This distinctive coin, part of our limited edition collection, symbolizes the enduring legacy of a woman who left an indelible mark on the nation. Eleanor Roosevelt's impact on social and political spheres is immortalized in this unique numismatic creation. Unveiling Diverse Narratives The American Women Quarters delve into critical facets of history, exploring abolition, government, the arts, science, and space. From the first four months of 2021, with over 11,000 submissions, to the collaborative efforts of the National Women’s History Museum and the Congressional Bipartisan Women’s Caucus, the program captures a mosaic of stories. Legislation and Limited Edition Treasures Enacted in 2020 through Public Law 116-330, the American Women Quarters Program is not just a commemoration but a collection to cherish. High-grade and NGC Certified Women Quarters, including the Eleanor Roosevelt Quarter, are available for a limited time. Secure your piece of history – bookmark our site and be part of a journey that celebrates the extraordinary.

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