The bill would require the Treasury Secretary to mint and issue up to 400,000 silver $1 coins commemorating Charlie Kirk during 2026. The coins would show Kirk on the front and the words “well done, good and faithful servant” on the back. They would be legal tender and issued in uncirculated and proof qualities.
You could buy a coin from the Treasury. The bill calls for bulk purchases and prepaid orders to be offered at a reasonable discount. Each coin would have a $1 face value, but its sale price would also include the costs of designing and issuing it.
The bill requires the Treasury to set a sale price that covers the coin’s face value and design and issuance costs, including labor, materials, marketing, and shipping. It also requires steps to ensure the coins do not create a net cost to the government. No publicly available information gives the coins’ sale price.
The bill’s findings describe Kirk as a supporter of free speech, open debate, civic involvement, and family life, and say he inspired young Americans to participate in public life.
No publicly available information.