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November 17, 2020, CCAC meeting: Dr. Christine Darden Congressional Gold Medal

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On November 17 at 11:00 a.m. (EDT), the Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee (CCAC) held a teleconference meeting to review and discuss designs for the upcoming Dr. Christine Darden Congressional Gold Medal and the Katherine Johnson Congressional Gold Medal. Below are the various proposed designs for the Dr. Christine Darden Congressional Gold Medal. Let us know in the comments which design(s) you would choose!

Obverse

CD-O-03 — Dr. Christine Darden Congressional Gold Medal. Hover to zoom.

CD-O-11 — Dr. Christine Darden Congressional Gold Medal

CD-O-11A — Dr. Christine Darden Congressional Gold Medal

CD-O-24 — Dr. Christine Darden Congressional Gold Medal

CD-O-24A — Dr. Christine Darden Congressional Gold Medal

Reverse

CD-R-02 — Dr. Christine Darden Congressional Gold Medal

CD-R-05 — Dr. Christine Darden Congressional Gold Medal

CD-R-08 — Dr. Christine Darden Congressional Gold Medal

CD-R-13A — Dr. Christine Darden Congressional Gold Medal

CD-R-14 — Dr. Christine Darden Congressional Gold Medal

CD-R-16 — Dr. Christine Darden Congressional Gold Medal

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