Boy Scouts Silver Dollar
The 2010 Boy Scouts of America Centennial Silver Dollar will be released in 2010 for the commemorative coin program celebrating the 100th anniversary of the organization. The obverse of the coin features a Boy Scout, Cub Scout, and female Venturer with the motto “Continuing the Journey.” The reverse features the Boy Scouts universal logo. The obverse was designed by Donna Weaver and sculpted by Charles Vickers. The reverse was sculpted by Jim Licaretz.
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Categories: 2010 United States Coin Releases, United States Commemorative Coins
we have to adjust to the times–boy scouts are co-ed everwhere in
Ratings:the world but the usa
I just can not see having a girl on a Boy Scout coin. Too much political correctness now used in coin designs.
Ratings:The major themes of Boy Scouting are outdoor adventure, dedication to duty and commitment to helping others. None of these is apparent from the disappointing generic designs. The rejected finalist design is far better, particularly the obverse.
Ratings:A disappointing, pedestrian design that might have had a stronger impact if the designer had had some courage to innovate.
Ratings:I think the back side is fine, but I agree this is Boy Scouts 100 years. I understand Venturing is co ed but its still boy scouts. Just lost 20 sells.
Ratings:great coin, right time
Ratings:i think this coin is great. even the girl since girls have been allowed for years . boys are not permitted in girl scouts
Ratings:I think it is ludicrous to have a girl on a
Ratings:Boy Scout coin. I don’t believe a boy will be on the Girl Scout commemorative coin. Tim Geithner should have listened to the professionals on the selection of the design.