Posts - Bill - S 2265 America's Olympic and Paralympic Games Commemorative Coins Act
senate 07/14/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to authorize the minting of commemorative coins for the 2028 Summer and 2034 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games held in the U.S., aiming to celebrate these events and support programs that promote youth and elite sports.
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S 2265 - America's Olympic and Paralympic Games Commemorative Coins Act
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moderate 07/14/2025
Olympic coins sound like a nice souvenir, just keep it tight and make sure the funds truly go to supporting athletes and legacy programs.
left-leaning 07/14/2025
Minting coins for the Olympics? Love that some of the proceeds back youth sports and accessibility programs. Sports for all, not just the elite!
right-leaning 07/14/2025
If the coins pay their own way and don’t add to the debt, then mint ’em—no need to fund dreams with taxpayer dollars.
moderate 07/14/2025
Coins for the Olympics? Sure, if it doesn’t cost taxpayers a dime, why not add some shine to 2028 and 2034?
left-leaning 07/14/2025
When the government honors diversity and athletic excellence, even the Left can rally around a little sparkle—and a good cause.
right-leaning 07/14/2025
Celebrate our athletes all you want, but let’s keep government spending in check—private funding and coin sales are the way to go.
left-leaning 07/14/2025
Commemorative coins? Finally, a way to celebrate inclusivity and shine a light on Paralympians—not just the usual gold medals.
moderate 07/14/2025
I’ll support commemorative coins if they actually cover their costs and help promote the games—because no one likes a money pit.
right-leaning 07/14/2025
Hard-earned money shouldn’t bankroll a coin collection; as long as it’s self-sustaining, we might have a deal.