On July 4, 1776, fifty-six men signed their names to a single page that became the founding charter of a new nation. Two and a half centuries later, that page still governs the American spirit. In 2026, the United States celebrates the Semiquincentennial — 250 years since the Declaration was signed — one of the rarest milestones a nation can mark.
To commemorate it, the U.S. Mint has issued a series of dual-dated coins, 1776–2026, bearing brand-new designs created for this anniversary alone: the Enduring Liberty Half Dollar (the first new half dollar design since 1964, and the first since 1947 without a president), the Mayflower Compact Quarter, the Emerging Liberty Dime (Liberty's first appearance on the dime since 1945), and the dual-dated Jefferson Nickel. Each will be retired at the close of 2026, never to be struck again. This collection joins them with one final tribute: the 2025 Lincoln Cent — after 116 years and tens of billions of pennies, the final year the Mint struck the cent for circulation.
Every coin is Uncirculated from U.S. Mint sealed rolls, presented in a sealed display case with easel stand, gold foil gift box, Certificate of Authenticity, and Freedom Greeting Card. America closes one chapter just as she opens her 250th — this set holds both moments.