2013 W Proof Girl Scouts Centennial Commem Silver Dollar PCGS PR70 DCAM Blue Label

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2013 W Proof Girl Scouts Centennial Commem Silver Dollar PCGS PR70 DCAM Blue Label

The 2013 Girl Scouts Centennial Commemorative Silver Dollar honors 100 years of the Girl Scouts of the USA!

2013 W Proof Girl Scouts $1 Commem PCGS PR70

Authorized by Congress and struck by the United States Mint, this collectible coin recognizes the organization’s profound impact on American society and commemorates a century of guiding girls to develop courage, confidence, and character. This Proof version fromt West Point is certified by PCGS in PR70 Deep Cameo.

REVERSE: Depicts the iconic Girl Scouts trefoil emblem. Inscriptions read UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, E PLURIBUS UNUM, $1, and GIRL SCOUTS.

OBVERSE: Features three girls of different ages, symbolizing inclusivity and progression. Additional inscriptions read COURAGE•CONFIDENCE•CHARACTER, 2013, IN GOD WE TRUST, W, 100, and LIBERTY.

Overview of the Girl Scout Commemorative Dollar

Founded in 1912 by Juliette Gordon Low in Savannah, Georgia, the Girl Scouts marked their centennial in 2012. Over the past century, the organization has grown from a small troop into a nationwide movement that builds leadership skills, encourages community service, and supports girls through experiential learning. The centennial celebration highlighted milestones in STEM, outdoor adventure, entrepreneurship through the Cookie Program, and civic engagement.

The 2013 coin was authorized by the Girl Scouts of the USA Centennial Commemorative Coin Act, directing the United States Mint to produce silver dollars honoring the organization’s 100th anniversary. The Act provided for limited mintage, with surcharges benefiting Girl Scouts programs, subject to statutory requirements.

This commemorative coin is significant for its celebration of women’s contributions to the nation, spotlighting generations of Girl Scouts who became leaders in business, public service, science, and the arts. As an official United States commemorative issue, it serves as a tangible tribute to the girl-led movement that has strengthened communities across the country.