Summary

Creates a 2029 commemorative coin program honoring Selena Quintanilla by authorizing three coin types (gold $5, silver $1, and half-dollar clad) with set maximum mintages, design requirements, and sale rules. Sales carry statutory surcharges that will be paid to the Friends of the Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History to support the museum (including a Selena exhibit), but no surcharge funds are distributed until the U.S. Treasury recovers minting and issuance costs.

• Authorizes three commemorative Selena coins (gold $5, silver $1, and half-dollar clad) with specific maximum mintages.
• Coin issuance is limited to the calendar year 2029 and must include both proof and uncirculated qualities.
• Designs must honor Selena and include standard inscriptions; at least one obverse must bear her image.
• Statutory surcharges are $35 (gold), $10 (silver), and $5 (half-dollar) per coin; proceeds go to the Friends of the Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History.
• Surcharge funds cannot be disbursed until the Treasury recovers all minting and issuance costs; the program must cause no net cost to the federal government.
• The Friends organization receiving funds will be subject to federal audit requirements for the amounts received.
• If including a surcharge would cause the yearly two-program commemorative coin limit to be exceeded, the surcharge may not be applied for that issuance.