Summary

Creates a new Mint program requiring the U.S. Mint to produce $1 circulating coins that honor deceased U.S. Presidents who have not previously been honored, and to issue companion bullion coins honoring each President’s spouse(s) and optional bronze medals. For each eligible deceased President, the Mint must issue the $1 circulating coin and the spouse bullion coin(s) within the three-year period following that President’s death; the Mint has discretion over mintage quantities, coin qualities (uncirculated/proof), and sale of bronze medals.

• Requires the U.S. Mint to issue a $1 circulating coin honoring each deceased U.S. President not previously honored, within three years after that President's death.
• Requires bullion coins emblematic of each President’s spouse(s) to be issued within the same three-year period, with a separate coin for each person who served as spouse during the President’s term.
• Design, inscriptions, and specifications must follow the Mint’s existing presidential coin design rules; coins are legal tender and treated as numismatic items.
• The Secretary of the Treasury (through the Mint) has discretion over mintage quantities, coin qualities (uncirculated/proof), and sale of optional bronze medals.
• Presidents who served without a spouse are exempt from producing spouse bullion coins; multiple spouse coins may be issued if applicable.
• Authorizes the Mint to strike and sell bronze medals bearing the likeness of spouse bullion coins at sizes, weights, inscriptions, and prices set by the Secretary.
• Does not appropriate new funds, change tax law, or impose obligations on state or local governments.
• Integrates with existing Mint coin series and numismatic sales authorities rather than creating a separate funding or distribution program.