2027 Soccer Quarter
Final design, announced 26 October 2026
The 2027 soccer quarter is one of the first five Youth Sports Quarters. A young player throws both arms up in celebration beside an oversized soccer ball that fills much of the left side. The U.S. Mint published the final design on 26 October 2026; it matches candidate SOCC-01 in the review panels' portfolios. Its release date has not been announced.

The soccer quarter design
A young player throws both arms up in celebration beside an oversized soccer ball that fills much of the left side. SOCCER arcs across the top.
Soccer is the one 2027 sport where the Commission of Fine Arts' choice beat the CCAC's, and it beat the highest-scoring design of the whole review to do it.
The front of the coin carries the new George Washington portrait shared by all 20 Youth Sports Quarters. See the obverse. The U.S. Mint had not published designer and sculptor credits as of 31 October 2026.
How the design was chosen
| Candidate designs | 9 (SOCC-01 to SOCC-10 (no SOCC-04)) |
|---|---|
| CCAC recommendation | SOCC-07, 28 of 33 points: the highest score of any youth sports design at the meeting. Meeting of 24 February 2026. |
| CFA recommendation | Its reverse #1, chosen for its expressive composition depicting the raw emotion of a winning moment. Meeting of 19 February 2026. |
| Final design | Matches SOCC-01 (CFA pick) |
| Final design published | 26 October 2026, by the U.S. Mint, without design codes |
SOCC-07, the CCAC's pick, scored 28 of 33, the highest of any youth sports design. The CFA preferred its design #1 for an expressive composition showing the raw emotion of a winning moment, and that is the design on the coin: SOCC-01.
The CFA asked for two changes: a slightly smaller word Soccer, and the number 47 on the player's jersey in honor of the president. The Mint's image shows a plain shirt with no number.
The Secretary chose the CFA's pick over the CCAC's SOCC-07, which had the highest score of the review. The number 47 the CFA asked for is not on the player's shirt in the Mint's image.
Release and versions
- Release date: not announced as of 31 October 2026. See release dates.
- Proof: an S proof in the 2027 U.S. Mint Proof Set, which the Mint already lists.
- Circulation strikes: expected from Philadelphia (P) and Denver (D), as in earlier quarter programs. Other collector versions have not been announced.
The other 2027 quarters
Frequently asked questions
- What does the soccer quarter look like?
- A young player throws both arms up in celebration beside an oversized soccer ball that fills much of the left side. SOCCER arcs across the top.
- Which design was chosen for the soccer quarter?
- The finished design matches candidate SOCC-01. The Secretary chose the CFA's pick over the CCAC's SOCC-07, which had the highest score of the review. The number 47 the CFA asked for is not on the player's shirt in the Mint's image.
- When will the soccer quarter be released?
- Its release date had not been announced as of 31 October 2026. It is one of the five 2027 Youth Sports Quarters, and the program begins on 1 January 2027.
- What is on the front of the soccer quarter?
- A new portrait of George Washington, design GW-01, shared by every Youth Sports Quarter from 2027 to 2030.
- Will the soccer quarter be worth more than 25 cents?
- Coins from circulation in recent quarter programs have been worth face value. Premiums go to proofs, silver versions, top certified grades and genuine errors. Real sale prices will be added here after release.
Sources
- U.S. Mint press release, United States Mint Announces New Circulating Coin Program: Designs for 2027 Coins Shared Publicly for the First Time (26 October 2026)
- U.S. Mint media kit, Youth Sports Coin Collection (final 2027 designs and the 2027 to 2030 lineup)
- CCAC letter to the Treasury Secretary on the 2027 American Youth Sports Quarters (24 February 2026)
- CCAC minutes, public meeting of 24 February 2026
- U.S. Commission of Fine Arts, CFA 19/FEB/26-13, 2027 Youth American Sports Quarters reverses
- CFA presentation, 2027 Youth Sports Quarters reverse candidate designs (PDF)
- CCAC portfolio, 2027 Youth Sports Quarters reverse candidate designs: soccer
- U.S. Mint, Proof Set Subscription (2027 Proof Set)
Last verified: 31 October 2026. The 2027 designs are final, announced by the U.S. Mint on 26 October 2026. Release dates, mintages and products are added here when the Mint announces them.
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