Do you want to be a coin designer? The United States Mint is seeking up to 6 Associate Designers to join the current designers under contract with the program. This year, applications will be accepted on a rolling basis with 3 cutoff dates throughout the year for evaluation and review. Applicants are encouraged to apply as early as possible. The United States Mint encourages applications from artists representing diverse backgrounds and a variety of interests reflecting those of the American people. Artists selected to participate in the program will be paid established fees for their work. Apply now for a coin designer in the US Mint.
Zachary Taylor Presidential $1 Coin-one of the coin design by US Mint AIP artist
Joel Iskowitz-One of US Mint AIP artist
The application deadlines are as follows:
Application Period One: Nov. 9, 2009Application Period Two: March 8, 2010Application Period Three: July 6, 2010
You can download the application form via US Mint website.
Eligibility:
The United States Mint will select up to 6 professional artists from the various disciplines of visual arts. To qualify in the associate designer category, applicants must be an established professional visual artist and meet the following criteria:
- U.S. citizenship
- Have specialized training in his or her art form
- Have derived a portion of his or her individual income from his or her art for a minimum of 5 years by the time of application
- Have a history of public presentation of his or her art in a professional context, such as a gallery show, or work that has appeared as part of a curated exhibit, permanent collection of a museum, or in a professional journal.
- Applicants must also be able to accept the terms and conditions for participation in the AIP as described in the application. Click here to apply now.
Note: At this time, the AIP is limited to coin and medal design (i.e., drawings) and does not encompass the execution (sculpting and engraving) of designs. United States Mint sculptor-engravers model designs created by AIP artists and also submit their own designs for consideration for coin and medal programs.
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