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Urgent action is needed for the American Veterans Disabled For Life Commemorative Coin Act Legislation. If your Representative or Senators are not sponsors, you can help by contacting them and urging them to co-sponsor the American Veterans Disabled For Life Comemorative Coin Act.
You can send an e-mail to your legislators via the DAV Legislative Action Center, which can be accessed by clicking on the Legislation and Voters button on the DAV Home page, www.dav.org.
As of October 11, There were 73 co-sponsors in the House of Representatives - nearly 300 co-sponsors are needed to push the bill to the floor for a vote. There are 51 co-sponsors in the Senate.
If the legislation is passed, it will bring national attention to America's disabled veterans. The revenues from the coin surcharge will go toward the costs of The American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial.
This is an opportunity for Congress to help us build this memorial at no cost to American taxpayers! The U.S. Treasury only mints two commemorative coins each year. The legislation directs that the coin be minted in 2006 as it is the first available time slot for a new coin.
Although the coins are legal tender, they are not minted for general circulation. Each commemorative coin is produced by the U.S. Mint in limited quantity and is only available for a limited time.
I hope that you can help in this small way. I also hope that this leaves no one offended or feeling like they've just been spammed.
Thank You for reading this post.
You can send an e-mail to your legislators via the DAV Legislative Action Center, which can be accessed by clicking on the Legislation and Voters button on the DAV Home page, www.dav.org.
As of October 11, There were 73 co-sponsors in the House of Representatives - nearly 300 co-sponsors are needed to push the bill to the floor for a vote. There are 51 co-sponsors in the Senate.
If the legislation is passed, it will bring national attention to America's disabled veterans. The revenues from the coin surcharge will go toward the costs of The American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial.
This is an opportunity for Congress to help us build this memorial at no cost to American taxpayers! The U.S. Treasury only mints two commemorative coins each year. The legislation directs that the coin be minted in 2006 as it is the first available time slot for a new coin.
Although the coins are legal tender, they are not minted for general circulation. Each commemorative coin is produced by the U.S. Mint in limited quantity and is only available for a limited time.
I hope that you can help in this small way. I also hope that this leaves no one offended or feeling like they've just been spammed.
Thank You for reading this post.
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