The United States Mint unveiled an array of possible designs for the 2025 American Liberty Gold Coin and Silver Medal. The portfolio of line art images included 28 obverse and 22 reverse candidates.
Introduced in 2015, the U.S. Mint’s American Liberty program is distinguished by its distinctive design approach: the obverses feature modern interpretations of Liberty, while the reverses depict eagles. Within its lineup, the Mint’s series presents gold coins paired with companion silver medals, both boasting identical designs, with the medal notably lacking the standard inscriptions mandated for coins.
The gold coins have been produced at the West Point Mint, struck in 24k or .9999 fine gold, have a denomination of $100, and weigh 1 troy ounce, except for 2018 when the Mint issued a smaller 1/10-ounce, $10 gold coin. The silver medals, on the other hand, have been minted at the San Francisco Mint in 1 troy ounce of .999 fine silver, except in 2019 when a larger 2.5 troy ounce medal was released.
The plans for the 2025-dated coin and medal involve adhering to the conventional 1-ounce specifications for each.
Obverse 2025 American Liberty Candidate Designs
U.S. Mint images of all 28 obverse candidate designs follow.
Reverse 2025 American Liberty Candidate Designs
U.S. Mint images of all 22 reverse candidate designs follow.
The above candidate designs were reviewed by the Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee (CCAC) on April 16 and the Commission of Fine Arts (CFA) on April 18. In an upcoming article, CoinNews will delve into the recommendations put forth by the CCAC and CFA.
