Minting Treasury Planning $ 1 currencies carrying a Trump image

Exclusive: The Treasury is considering a plan for new currency technology $ 1 to hold the president Donald Trump Fox Business has learned as part of a batch to celebrate the twenty -fifth anniversary of the founding of America.

“Despite the forced closure of the extremist left, the facts are clear: under the leadership of President Donald J. Trump, our nation enters it Anniversary 250 “The strongest, more prosperous and better than ever,” Treasury spokesman told Fox Business.

“While the design of a final coin worth $ 1 has not yet been chosen to celebrate the finances of the United States, this first draft well reflects the permanent spirit of our country and democracy, even in the face of tremendous obstacles. We look forward to participating soon,” the statement continued.

The image of the image of Trump was depicted in front of an American flag with his fist, which was raised and carried similarities with the widely circulated image of Trump, whose reaction to the wound in the ear during an assassination attempt last year in Pennsylvania, where he was accompanied by the theater by secret service agents.

The Treasury has the legal authority of collected currency technology of $ 1, including on occasions such as monitoring next year for the two years in the United States.

The recently released memorial currencies in the United States were Harright Tobman and the greatest currencies issued in 2024, which sold a total of 56,894 and 79,980 coins, respectively.

According to the MINT data, the most selling memorial currency was the United States statue of the Freedom Coast in 1986, which sold nearly 15.5 million coins.

The last souvenir program exceeding one million coins sold was mint coins 1995-1996 that was issued in appreciation of the Centenary Centenary, which was observed when Atlanta Olympiad Summer 1996 hosted. More than 2.4 million coins were sold as part of this assembly chain.

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Other famous commemorative currencies in terms of sales were the anniversary of the 250th of George Washington, which was released in 1982 and sold more than 7.1 million coins.

In 1983-1984, the American Olympic Currencies sold more than 5 million coins, while memorial coins were sold in 1987 to celebrate the American constitution of the American constitution that was sold 4 million coins.

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