🎄 Christmas Over Washington 2026 – America’s 250th Anniversary Commemorative Coin
🎄 Christmas Over Washington 2026 – America’s 250th Anniversary Commemorative Coin
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🎄 Christmas Over Washington 2026 – America’s 250th Anniversary Commemorative Coin
A Christmas Scene, A National Milestone
You Keep the Stories That Matter
You are the one who remembers what the family stands for: country, tradition, and the stories passed around the Christmas table. This coin gives those values a place in your home, pairing a holiday scene over Washington with a tribute to America's 250th anniversary.
Christmas Over Washington, Held Close
Picture it beside the tree, on the mantel, or in a grandchild's stocking: Santa's sleigh crossing above the White House beneath a crescent moon. Holly, winter detail and the 2026 date make this a Christmas keepsake with a story that can return each holiday.
One Coin, Two Chapters of History
Turn it over and the story changes. The reverse marks “250 YEARS” with “1776 • 2026,” framed by stars, laurel and holly; raised relief gives the design dimension, while the front brings the Christmas scene to life in red, white and green enamel accents.
A Milestone You Can Hold
America's Semiquincentennial can feel distant as a date on a calendar. Here, the anniversary is struck into a substantial metal coin, with a satisfying cold weight in your palm and polished highlights that catch the light against the raised details.
A Mantel Heirloom for Decades
The burgundy presentation case with its gold-foil archival protection keeps the coin preserved for your grandchildren to see as you do now. Display it on an acrylic easel beside family photos and holiday traditions, or station it on a library shelf where the polished finish and raised relief catch afternoon light year-round—a tangible reminder that your family honored both the season and a nation's 250 years of endurance.
Hold America's Milestone
When you hold this coin at your Christmas table in 2026, you're not marking an abstract date—you're passing down something real and weighted, something that speaks to who your family is. Whether you keep it for your own mantel or slip it into the stocking of a grandchild or veteran friend, you're choosing to anchor a profound national moment in the warmth of family memory and the permanence of metal and craft.