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The design was approved in 2024, it’s to represent that there was no peace during the revolutionary war, and is a one year commemorative coin for the 250th

• staticassertion 6mo ago
  I've heard this before and seen no official source confirming it, and most sources seem to indicate otherwise. Do you have any source? edit: Okay so I was able to confirm the 2024 timeline from the Washington Post and the US Mint does confirm the narrative. Very sick of these stupid, polarizing headlines. Flat out misinformation.
  • idunno246 6mo ago
    https://www.spotlightpa.org/news/2026/02/philadelphia-mint-coins-design-medallic-artists-pennsylvania-local/ https://www.spotlightpa.org/news/2026/02/philadelphia-mint-c... Talked to the actual artist
    • nkurz 6mo ago
      Great link. Specifically, this section is indeed a clear anwer: Custer’s design for the tails side of the coin — which features an eagle with one empty claw and one claw holding 13 arrows — won out in the selection process. The image takes inspiration from the Great Seal of the United States, and represents the colonists before and during the American Revolution, Custer explained. While he included the arrows from the seal, he left out the olive branch to symbolize the fact that the colonies hadn’t yet reached peace — but left the claw open to demonstrate that they were waiting for it.
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