H. R. 9950 wants to give special gold medals to the U.S. Men's Ice Hockey Team from 1980 to celebrate their big win against a strong team from another country. These medals will be shown in museums, and more of these medals made of bronze can be sold to help pay for them.

H.R. 8521 wants to give a special gold medal to Joan Trumpauer Mulholland because she has worked very hard to make sure everyone is treated equally and feels included, both by helping people directly and by teaching others. The bill also talks about making extra medals that can be sold to help pay for the real gold one.

Edward J. Dwight, Jr. was the first African American chosen to be an astronaut, and this bill wants to give him a special gold medal to celebrate his achievements in flying airplanes and making art. The medal would be a way to say "well done" and remember his important role in history.

This bill wants to give a special gold medal to a man named Daniel Penny because he helped keep people safe from danger on a subway in New York City. The medal is a way to say thank you for his bravery, and they might also sell copies of it to pay for making the medal.

This bill wants to give a special medal to Prince Hall to say thank you for being a leader and helping the Black Community by starting the first Black Masonic lodge. It also suggests that this medal be shown in a museum so everyone can see it.

S. 4243 is a bill that says they want to give a special gold medal to Shirley Chisholm as a way to say thank you for being amazing, because she was the first African-American woman in Congress and ran for President. This medal will be shown in a museum, and they might make some more to sell, but some people worry it's not clear how much everything will cost.

Edward J. Dwight, Jr., who was the first African-American to be chosen as an astronaut candidate, might get a special gold medal from Congress as a way to say "thank you" for his hard work and achievements in space and art. The plan is to also make copies of the medal to sell, which would help remember his important role in history.

Congress wants to give a special gold medal to a group called the United Negro College Fund, which helps Black students go to college, to celebrate 80 years of their hard work. They also plan to make copies of this medal to sell, but there are concerns about how much this will cost and how they will handle the money.

This bill wants to give a special shiny medal to Billie Jean King because she worked hard to make sure boys and girls get treated the same, especially in sports. They also plan to make and sell copies of the medal to help pay for the costs.

H.R. 8008 wants to give a special gold medal to honor some brave Black soldiers who became the first officers in the Navy a long time ago, and this medal will be shown in a museum.