These coins are pocket portraits that can inspire people to continue making a positive impact in their communities.

Peeling back the layers of these images emphasizes the importance of accurate visual representations of historical figures.

The proof set of the2024 American Women Quartersis now available for $23.

Reverend Dr. Pauli Murray, the Honorable Patsy Takemoto Mink, Dr. Mary Edwards Walker, Celia Cruz, and Zitkala-Ša on U.S. quarters during 2024.

Scroll down to learn a bit more about each woman.

The only female to earn such a high achievement, she is featured with her Medal of Honor.

Born in New York, her family valued education.

Dr. Mary Edwards featured on quarter with her Medal of Honor, as key player in medical care during the Civil War.

Dr. Edwards continued her education at the Syracuse Medical School where she earned her degree.

She also founded the Women’s Relief Organization, which supported families of soldiers wounded in action.

Pauli Muray

Pauli Muray was a reverend and established poet who passionately fought for civil rights.

A portrait of Reverend Pauli Murray displayed across the word “HOPE."

Later in her career, Reverend Murray co-founded the National Organization for Women.

Her dedication to improving the quality of life for all continues to live on in this design.

Her incredible efforts motivate people to act with the intention of a bright future.

Member of Congress, Patsy Takemoto Mink featured wearing a lei, writing legislation in front of a government building.

Takemoto Mink achieved her degree from the University of Chicago in the early 1950s.

Her graduating class included her and one other female, immediately speaking to her concern for gender equality.

She is depicted as a woman of action, writing legislation in front of a government building.

Zitkala-Ša featured in traditional Native clothing, holding a book, looking off at the viewer. A sun and bird are in the background.

This scene features her with a Hawaiian lei gracefully draped around her neck, emphasizing her environmentally conscious efforts.

Growing up in Havana, Cruz was surrounded by the vibrant nature of Cuban music.

Cruz wears a joyful smile on her face, perhaps inspiring people to embody a similar energy.

Celia Cruz featured with a microphone in hand, smiling out at the viewer. The word AZUCAR (sugar) is featured to her right.