U.S. Women Quarters (2022-2025)

Each coin features a new design of George Washington on the obverse, while reverse designs by artists including Eric David Custer, Craig Campbell, Chris Costello, and Renata Gordon showcase symbolic elements representing each woman’s life and legacy—from the seven-pointed star honoring Wilma Mankiller to the "Voto para la Mujer" inscription celebrating Nina Otero Warren’s suffrage work in New Mexico.

In total, 20 American women were featured on unique quarter designs throughout the program's four-year run.

2022

• Maya Angelou: Civil rights activist
• Sally Ride: First American woman in space
• Wilma Mankiller: First woman elected principal chief of the Cherokee Nation
• Nina Otero Warren: Suffragist, female superintendent of Santa Fe public schools
• Anna May Wong: Pioneering Chinese American film star

2023

• Bessie Coleman: First African American woman to earn an international pilot’s license
• Edith Kanaka’ole: Cultural preservation leader, depicted with Hō mai ka ʻike inscription
• Eleanor Roosevelt: Human rights champion and former First Lady
• Jovita Idar: Investigative journalist and political activist
• Maria Tallchief: First major prima ballerina of American Indian heritage

2024

• Pauli Murray: Women’s rights advocate
• Patsy Takemoto Mink: First woman of color elected to Congress
• Mary Edwards Walker: Only woman to receive the Medal of Honor
• Celia Cruz: Cuban American singer, one of the most popular Latin artists in history
• Zitkala-Ša (Red Bird): Advocate for American Indians wearing traditional dress

2025

• Ida B. Wells: Anti-lynching crusader
• Juliette Gordon Low: Founder of Girl Scouts, depicted with original Girl Scout trefoil
• Vera Rubin: Astronomer who pioneered work on galaxy rotation rates
• Stacey Park Milbern: Founder of the Disability Justice movement
• Althea Gibson: African American athlete who broke the color barrier in tennis