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U.S. Mint and America's VetDogs unveil commemorative coins honoring service dogs

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U.S. Mint and America's VetDogs unveil commemorative coins honoring service dogs. (2026, September 22). CBS News. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/us-mint-americas-vetdogs-commemorative-coins-service-dogs/

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The U.S. Mint and nonprofit organization America's VetDogs announced the final designs for three commemorative coins that will honor service dogs during National Service Dog Month in September. The unveiling event featured John Miller, president and CEO of America's VetDogs, alongside Navy veteran and Paralympic gold medalist Max Rohn.
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In honor of September as National Service Dog Month, the U.S. Mint and nonprofit organization America's VetDogs unveiled final designs for three commemorative coins that recognize the impact service animals have on people living with disabilities. The event featured John Miller, President and CEO of America's VetDogs, alongside Navy veteran and Paralympic gold medalist Max Rohn to celebrate this initiative. These special edition coins aim to highlight the crucial role service dogs play in enhancing the quality of life for individuals with disabilities.

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In honor of September as National Service Dog Month, the U.S. Mint and the nonprofit America's VetDogs unveiled the final designs for three commemorative coins recognizing the impact service animals have on those living with disabilities.
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U.S. Mint and America's VetDogs unveil commemorative coins honoring service dogs asserted
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In honor of September as National Service Dog Month, the U.S. Mint and the nonprofit America's VetDogs unveiled the final designs for three commemorative coins recognizing the impact service animals have on those living with disabilities. asserted
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America's VetDogs President and CEO John Miller, along with Navy veteran and Paralympic gold medalist Max Rohn, join with more. asserted
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