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In reply to the discussion: Treasury Defends Lawfulness of Minting a $1 Trump Coin [View all]

DeeDeeNY

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3. The thought of a Trump coin is nauseating
Reply to mahatmakanejeeves (Original post)
Tue Oct 7, 2025, 06:29 AM
Oct 7

But hopefully the MAGA cult would be too intent on collecting such repulsive monstrosities for them to ever make it into general circulation.

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Treasury Defends Lawfulness of Minting a $1 Trump Coin [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Oct 7 OP
*The 1866 law enshrined a tradition that individuals could appear on U.S. currency only posthumously elleng Oct 7 #1
I'm sure there are some artists who would love to get hold of those .... eppur_se_muova Oct 7 #2
That's next level. TheBlackAdder Oct 8 #7
The thought of a Trump coin is nauseating DeeDeeNY Oct 7 #3
This isn't intended to be a circulating coin, is it? A 1-ounce silver coin with a value of $1 doc03 Oct 7 #4
MaddowBlog-Treasury eyes a commemorative dollar coin for Trump, with plans for a 2026 rollout LetMyPeopleVote Oct 7 #5
Any coins minted with Trump's effigy on them deserve the same fate as the 1964-D silver dollar. DFW Oct 8 #6
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