The John F. Kennedy President’s Commission on the Status of Women Souvenir Panel with 2015 Kennedy Uncirculated Half Dollars and Stamps matted and ready to be framed.  Also included is the information sheet.   

 

On December 14, 1961, President John F. Kennedy issued Executive Order 10980, establishing the President's Commission on the Status of Women.  Its goal was to suggest solutions to the problems that prevented women from achieving equality in the workplace and in general society. The idea grew out of Kennedy's association with former First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, one of the most prominent civil rights and women's rights activists. Kennedy appointed Roosevelt as the commission's chairman; she served until her death in late 1962.

 

Included are:

1. John F. Kennedy President’s Commission on the Status of Women Souvenir Pane
2. 2015-D John F. Kennedy Uncirculated Half Dollar
3. 2015-P John F. Kennedy Uncirculated Half Dollar
4. 1975 International Women’s Year 10¢ Stamp
5. Panel has a postmark of Washington, D.C. on December 14, the anniversary of John Kennedy's Executive Order establishing the President's Commission on the Status of Women.

 

Excellent gift or memorabilia for John F. Kennedy aficionado and/or coin and stamp collector.  The matted panel with coins and stamps are in excellent condition. See picture for actual souvenir panel you will receive. 

 

SHIPPING

It will be shipped USPS First Class mail.