Taking lead in the Presidential $1 Coin Program this month is James Garfield. Visit us to learn more about President Garfield and how he became a professor and president at Hiram College before serving on the Ohio state senate and serving 18 years in Congress. Now you can purchase this unique coin cover that features two James Garfield $1 Coins from the first day of production, a 44-cent postage stamp and a postmark to mark the day the $1 coins were released into circulation.

Join us for the release of the 20^th coin in the First Spouse Series, Lucretia Garfield. Don't miss your opportunity to purchase items featuring the unique image of Lucretia Garfield, including the First Spouse One-Half Ounce Gold Coin, the Lucretia Garfield 1-5/16" Bronze Medal, the 2011 United States Mint Presidential $1 Coin & First Spouse Medal Set or the First Spouse Bronze Medal Set. Click here to view images of the coin or purchase one of these keepsakes for yourself or a loved one.

Treasure the beauty of Chickasaw National Recreation Area when you purchase the 2011 America the Beautiful Quarters Three-Coin Set™. Each set is comprised of three quarters featuring a common reverse image of Chickasaw, including one uncirculated quarter from each of the United States Mint facilities at Philadelphia and Denver and one proof quarter from the United States Mint at San Francisco. Place your order for one or more of these sets now!

Who was John Sherman? He would have become the Republican candidate for President in 1880 if James Garfield had it his way. Instead, Garfield became the candidate...and he wasn't even running!

Let Flip the Mint Seal tell you more about Garfield in December's Coin of the Month.