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Please do not be selfish and make this about your hate of Trump
If you want to discuss the COIN, post below
If you want to interject politics, take a deep breath, exhale and go on to a different threadSince this will not be made of gold, just about anyone that wants one will be able to get it It will be made with the Native American dollar plachette Production and AvailabilityThe coin is currently in production at the U.S. Mint's Philadelphia facility and is expected to be available for purchase this fall in rolls and collector bags. The Treasury has not yet announced the exact release date, pricing, or total mintage Design HighlightsObverse: Trump in a suit and tie, "LIBERTY," "IN GOD WE TRUST," "1776-2026" Reverse: Presidential seal with "250," inscriptions "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" and "ONE DOLLAR" Material: Manganese brass with gold-colored finish Size: Slightly larger than a quarter Purpose: Commemorative coin honoring American values and the Semiquincentennial 
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As a small dollar collector, I'll be adding all available versions to my set.
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Will this coin be released to the public? Or will it be an NFIC?
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Will this coin be released to the public? Or will it be an NFIC? Not on the product schedule yet. No matter what the reporting is, I don't believe it's being produced yet, and still has legislative hurdles in the way of it ever being minted. Or lawsuits. If made, it will probably be much like the (actual) Presidential dollars. Hardly ever seen. Edited by Gilly
Yesterday 10:10 am
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Bud250R wrote
Will this coin be released to the public? Or will it be an NFIC? It seems it will be a NFIC Quote:
Gilly wrote
Not on the product schedule yet. The coin is currently in production at the U.S. Mint's Philadelphia facility and is expected to be available for purchase this fall in rolls and collector bags. Quote:
Gilly wrote
and still has legislative hurdles in the way of it ever being minted. This coin was authorized by the Secretary of the Treasury and as such is not subject to the legislative requirement |
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and still has legislative hurdles in the way of it ever being minted.
This coin was authorized by the Secretary of the Treasury and as such is not subject to the legislative requirement You cut off "Or lawsuits". There are already lawsuits brewing. If they've already began production, they haven't been released yet. Wouldn't be the first time they've had to destroy a truck load of coinage. Train car loads, actually. I'm not saying it's not happening. But I have my doubts. We've had several threads going over just this topic in the last...year? Edited by Gilly
Yesterday 11:18 am
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Very interesting.  Errers and Varietys.
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Is there any info from the Mint on this yet?
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The rereading I did shows that this could potentially be issued as a dollar coin, but only as a commemorative issue. Meaning the Mint would sell it on their site at over face value, not as circulating coinage (which is much like the TRUE Presidential dollars ended up, anyways. No one really like circulating dollar coins any more). IDK why he would want these produced as a commemorative now, instead of as his legacy, but that's his choice I guess. I'm sure the Mint didn't dream this up on their own. I think CERTAIN small dollar or commemorative collectors works buy these. I doubt if produced in normal commemorative quantities that these would ever sell out. |
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Is there any info from the Mint on this yet? No, that's the point I am making. I really don't think the Mint wants anything on the schedule that it'll have to remove later. This is not a sure thing yet and they know it. If they put up a coin every time it was approved, there'd be like 4 Trump coins on that schedule by now. It can be held up in court long enough to get past next year. |
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Is there any info from the Mint on this yet? All the information is coming from Scott Bessent  |
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All the information is coming from Scott Bessent
That is not conformation, from the mint. But you say, Quote:
The coin is currently in production at the U.S. Mint's Philadelphia facility and is expected to be available for purchase this fall in rolls and collector bags. Just looking for the evidence |
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The Mint could take a simple step to celebrate the 250th and show its appreciation to its customers by including one of these Trump commemorative clad dollars with every Proof Set ( due in the Fall) in a small plastic sleeve. . .akin to what was done in 2019 with the "W" Cent and in 2020 with the "W" Nickel.
Given the steep price increase for the set, they can certainly afford it.
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show its appreciation to its customers by including one of these Trump commemorative clad dollars with every Proof Set ( due in the Fall) I had not planned to buy the proof set but if the mint did this I would Edited by Boba Debt
Yesterday 12:57 pm
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Please keep this post on topic and not politics otherwise it goes poof.
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I ha d to change my CAPS Album Page to work in this coin and the July 4th Privy The ASEs went to my ASE Binder What to put in that last hole?  |
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