US Mint Issues Special Edition Coin Featuring Donald Trump
Quick Brief
The US Mint has released a special edition coin stamped with a portrait of Donald Trump. The release marks the first time a living US president has appeared on American currency in a century.
What Happened?
A special edition US Mint coin has been issued featuring a portrait of Donald Trump alongside traditional national inscriptions.
Why It Matters
This release breaks a long-standing tradition regarding the depiction of living individuals on US currency, making Trump the first living president to appear on American money in a hundred years.
Key Facts
- The US Mint produced a special edition coin featuring Donald Trump.
- The coin is stamped with a portrait of Trump.
- It includes the traditional phrases "LIBERTY" and "IN GOD WE TRUST".
- This makes Trump the first living US president to appear on American currency in a century.
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