25 центов 2022 4-й. Суфражистка Аделина Отеро-Уоррен

25 cents (quarter) 2022 4th in the Women of America series - Suffragette Adeline Otero-Warren.

Adeline "Nina" Otero-Warren is a New Mexico suffrage leader and the first female suffragist, educator, and politician.
Maria Adeline Isabelle Amelia "Nina" Othero-Warren (October 23, 1881 – January 3, 1965) was a suffragette, educator, and politician in the United States.
Othero-Warren has created a legacy of public service through her work in education, politics, and public health.
She became one of New Mexico's first female government officials when she served as Superintendent of Training at Santa Fe from 1917 to 1929.
Otero-Warren was the first Hispanic woman to run for Congress.
In 1922, she ran for the US House of Representatives as the Republican candidate for New Mexico.

Obverse: Center right depicts a portrait of President George Washington right (portrait originally drawn and sculpted by Laura Hardin Fraser. This was the recommended design for the 1932 Washington Bicentennial Quarter, but then-Treasury Secretary Mellon ultimately chose John Flanagan's design, facing left). At the top, the word LIBERTY (LIBERTY) is minted in a semicircle, on the right in several lines - IN GOD / WE / TRUST (WE BELIEVE IN GOD) and the letter of the mint.

Reverse: In the center left, Nina Otero-Warren is depicted surrounded by three separate flowers of yucca - the flower of the state of New Mexico. To the right of the image of the woman, in several lines, is the Spanish equivalent of the suffragist slogan "Vote for women" and her name: "VOTO / PARA LA / MUJER / NINA / OTERO- / WARREN". The initials of the designer "CTC" (Chris Costello) and the sculptor of the reverse "CAC" (Craig Campbell) are also indicated here. At the bottom, the US motto and the coin's denomination are minted in a semicircle: "E PLURIBUS UNUM / QUARTER DOLLAR". At the top, the name of the issuing country is minted in a semicircle: "UNATED STATES OF AMERICA".

Release date: 08/16/2022.