Thanks to feedback from our customers, we've made changes to our Web site to improve the overall site and user experience.  Recent changes include a new look and feel to the site and enhancements to its features and functionality for easier navigation.  We will continue to make further adjustments in the near future.  View some of the changes now by taking a visual tour at http://www.usmint.gov/websiteinfo/2012/improvements/?action=september.

Coin enthusiasts can now purchase the second $1 coin cover honoring Grover Cleveland, who served as both our 22nd and 24th Presidents.  The limited edition coin cover includes two circulating quality Grover Cleveland (second term) $1 coins from the first day of mintage at the United States Mint facility at Denver and Philadelphia.  The coins are mounted on a handsome display card with a 45-cent postage stamp.  This cover is limited to 22,000 units, so order yours today! 

The United States Mint's First Spouse Gold Program introduces the newest additions to its 2012 collection.  Collectors can now add the 23^rd and 24^th gold coins released in the program, which honor Caroline Harrison and Frances Cleveland (second term).  Visit our online catalog to purchase your one-half ounce, 24-karat $10 gold coin honoring Caroline Harrison or Frances Cleveland in proof or uncirculated quality.

The picturesque landscapes of Denali National Park and Preserve come to life in the artistic images depicted on the 2012 America the Beautiful Quarters^® Three-Coin Set honoring the park.  The quarter trio is ideal for the collector who loves to collect coins featuring the P, D or S mint marks.  The coin set includes two uncirculated quality quarters from Philadelphia and Denver and one proof quality quarter from San Francisco.  The three-coin set makes the perfect addition to any coin enthusiast's collection.  Purchase this set or find out which parks are available by visiting our online catalog.

Honor our Nation's first spouses with the release of the 2012 1-5/16-inch First Spouse Bronze Medals honoring Alice Paul and the Suffrage Movement, Frances Cleveland (first term), Caroline Harrison and Frances Cleveland (second term).  Each bronze medal bears a likeness of the image depicted on its gold coin counterpart and is inscribed with the name of the first spouse.  The medals are packaged in Mylar^®, inserted into a folded card containing product information and placed in a custom-made envelope.

The First Spouse Bronze Medals can also be purchased with its Presidential $1 Coin counterpart in the Presidential $1 Coin & First Spouse Medal Set^™.  The coin and medal duo is the ideal combination for coin and medal collectors.  Purchase the First Spouse Bronze Medal Series: Four-Medal Set or the Presidential $1 Coin & First Spouse Medal Set at www.usmint.gov/catalog.

Grover Cleveland is the only President of the United States who served two non-consecutive terms.  Now we can add another item to his list of distinctions:  He is the only President who has two Presidential $1 Coins created in his honor.

The second coin, with a portrait of Cleveland that's different from the portrait on the front of the first coin, is presented by Bill the Mint Buffalo as the Coin of the Month for December!

Nothing says "winter" like the Olympic games.  Did you know that you can star in your own personal Olympic games on the United States Mint's Web site for kids?

Get into the action with the Winter Coin Olympics!  Use this link or the icon on the Games page under "Action."