美国财政部和美国造币厂推出 FIFA 硬币，所有收益将捐献给军人家庭的青少年足球

美国财政部和美国造币厂推出 FIFA 硬币，所有收益将捐献给军人家庭的青少年足球美国财政部
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美国财政部和美国造币厂推出 FIFA 硬币，所有收益将捐献给军人家庭的青少年足球
2026 年 6 月 1 日
华盛顿——美国财政部和美国造币厂宣布即将制作 2026 年国际足联世界杯纪念币计划，国际足联将所有附加收益用于造福军人家属的青少年足球项目，这是特朗普政府和全国军人家属的重大胜利。
美国财政部长斯科特·贝森特 (Scott Bessent) 表示：“2026 年国际足联世界杯硬币计划体现了特朗普总统对我们军队勇敢的男女军人以及与他们并肩作战的家庭的坚定承诺。” “每一块附加费都将直接支持针对军人子女的青少年足球计划，扩大培养品格、韧性和社区的机会。”
“我为美国造币厂辛勤工作的男女员工感到自豪，他们将铸造这些美丽的硬币，造福我们军人的孩子。在特朗普总统的领导下，我们将在 250 岁生日期间继续庆祝美国的自豪感、精神和成功，”财务主管布兰登·比奇 (Brandon Beach) 说道。
“在美国 250 岁生日和 FIFA 世界杯前夕，这一硬币计划体现了特朗普总统的大胆愿景和贝森特国务卿坚定的领导力，”白宫 FIFA 特别工作组执行主任安德鲁·朱利安尼 (Andrew Giuliani) 表示。 “他们共同确保了美国最伟大英雄的家人在世界舞台上受到尊重，重申了使美国变得伟大的爱国价值观。”
国际足联协议优先考虑军队青年
根据法律，附加费（35 美元黄金、10 美元白银和 5 美元服装）归 FWC2026 US, Inc. 所有，但在特朗普时代的一项关键协议中，国际足联承诺将 100% 的附加费用于军人家庭青少年足球计划，将收藏资金直接用于军人的子女。这确保收益返回美国英雄，扩大对家庭健康和全国基地足球比赛的支持。
根据《2026 年 FIFA 世界杯纪念币法》（公法 118-143），造币厂将生产 5 美元金币、1 美元银币和半美元包层硬币来庆祝 2026 年世界杯，且无需纳税人支付费用。
预购即将开始，首批订单的发货将在比赛结束前开始。这些产品将全年发售并持续发货。
法律规定的硬币规格和最高限额
金币 5 美元：最大发行量 100,000 枚
1 美元银币：最大发行量 500,000 枚
半美元硬币：最大发行量 750,000 枚
美国造币厂将根据成本和销售数量继续生产以满足需求。
可通过 www.usmint.gov 获取且未流通的证据；适用批量/预付折扣。
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U.S. Treasury, U.S. Mint Launch FIFA Coins with All Proceeds to Military Families' Youth Soccer
June 1, 2026
WASHINGTON —The U.S. Department of the Treasury and United States Mint announce the upcoming production of the commemorative coin program for the FIFA World Cup 2026, with FIFA directing all surcharge proceeds to youth soccer programs benefiting military families in a major victory for the Trump Administration and military families across the country.
“The FIFA World Cup 2026 coin program reflects President Trump’s unwavering commitment to the brave men and women of our military, and the families that serve alongside them,” said Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent . “Every surcharge dollar will directly support youth soccer initiatives for service members' children, expanding opportunities that build character, resilience, and community.”
“I am proud of the hardworking men and women at the U.S. Mint that will create these beautiful coins to benefit the children of our men and women in uniform. Under President Trump, we continue to celebrate American pride, spirit, and success during our 250th birthday,” said Treasurer Brandon Beach .
“On the eve of America's 250th birthday and the FIFA World Cup, this coin program reflects President Trump's bold vision and Secretary Bessent's steadfast leadership,” said Andrew Giuliani, Executive Director of the White House FIFA Task Force . “Together, they have ensured that families of America’s greatest heroes are honored on the world stage, reaffirming the patriotic values that make America great.”
FIFA AGREEMENT PRIORITIZES MILIARTY YOUTH
Per law, surcharges ($35 gold, $10 silver, and $5 clad) go to FWC2026 US, Inc., but in a pivotal Trump-era deal, FIFA has pledged 100% of surcharges to military family youth soccer initiatives, channeling collector dollars directly to service members' children. This ensures proceeds return to American heroes, amplifying support for family wellness and soccer access on bases nationwide.
Under the FIFA World Cup 2026 Commemorative Coin Act (Public Law 118-143), the Mint will produce $5 gold, $1 silver, and half-dollar clad coins celebrating the 2026 tournament, issued at no taxpayer cost.
Pre-orders will begin soon and shipments for the initial orders will begin before the end of the games. These will be on sale throughout the calendar year and continue to ship.
COIN SPECIFICATIONS AND MAXIMUMS BY LAW
Gold $5: 100,000 maximum mintage
Silver $1: 500,000 maximum mintage
Clad Half-Dollar: 750,000 maximum mintage
The U.S. Mint will continue to produce to meet demand based on costs and sales quantities.
Available proof and uncirculated via www.usmint.gov ; bulk/prepaid discounts apply.
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