America’s Olympic and Paralympic Games Commemorative Coins Act

This bill would have the U.S. Mint make special coins to celebrate the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Los Angeles and the 2034 Winter Games in Salt Lake City. The coins would come in gold $5, silver $1, a half‑dollar clad coin, and a larger 5‑ounce proof silver dollar, with designs honoring U.S. athletes and the Games. Sales would run for one year around each event (during 2028 and during 2034) . The bill notes these Games are privately funded in the U.S., and the coin program aims to celebrate the Paralympics and increase inclusion and awareness for people with disabilities.

Each coin sale would include a small extra fee that supports the Games and community programs. For the 2028 coins, that fee would go to the United States Olympic and Paralympic Properties to help host LA28 and promote youth sports. For the 2034 coins, it would go to the Salt Lake City 2034 organizing committee to help host the Winter Games and support winter sports and programs for young and elite athletes. The Mint must run the program at no net cost to the federal government, and it cannot send out these fees until it has covered all its own costs. Preorders and bulk‑order discounts are allowed to help sales .

Key points

• Who is affected: Coin collectors, fans of the Olympics/Paralympics, youth and winter sports programs tied to the Games .
• What changes: New commemorative coins in gold, silver, and clad; each sale includes an extra fee to support hosting and legacy programs; the program must not cost the federal government money .
• When: Coins sold only during 2028 for LA28 and only during 2034 for Salt Lake City’s Winter Games .