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U.S. Mint Begins Selling Trump $1 Coins for 250th Anniversary
The gold-colored coins are sold in rolls and bags, and 250,000 special July 4th pieces were struck for collectors, the Mint said.
- Starting Sept 2, the Mint is selling American $1 coins featuring President Donald Trump's likeness, with prices ranging from about $1.55 to $2.44 per coin.
- Designed to commemorate the nation's 250th anniversary, the coins feature the dual date 1776 and 2026; a 2020 law allows Trump's design despite regulations usually requiring deceased subjects.
- Although gold-colored, the coins contain no actual gold, using copper with 6% zinc, 3.5% manganese, and 2% nickel. A 25-coin roll costs $61, while a 100-coin bag costs $154.50.
- Special-Issue coins featuring a "July 4th" privy mark are randomly included in the Mint's inventory; they serve as both collectibles and legal tender.
- Positioning the coins as a "once-in-a-generation" design, the Mint emphasized their appeal to collectors, with the reverse side inscribed "250" to honor the nation's semiquincentennial.
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Demand for 2026 Semiquincentennial Coin Featuring President Trump so High Wait Times Exceed an Hour * The Gateway Pundit * by Margaret Flavin
On Tuesday, the US Mint issued a new 2026 Semiquincentennial $1 coin featuring President Donald Trump for America’s 250th anniversary.
·St. Louis, United States
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The Treasury Department has released the commemorative coin with the image of President Donald Trump. In the minutes before the launch of this Wednesday, a virtual row had to be enabled on the portal of the federal agency, to be able to manage the sales process due to the “extraordinary” demand. Once inside, the counter marked more than an hour of waiting. The commemorative piece for the 250th anniversary of the United States has a nominal value…
·Madrid, Spain
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