Amna Nawaz
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Trump's $1 coin go on sale despite legality concerns
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September 3, 2026
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0:29Now PlayingThe U.S. Mint started selling $1 coins on Wednesday featuring president Trump's image. The coins are meant to commemorate the nation’s 250th anniversary and cost as much as $2.44 each.
Officials say the coins can be used as legal tender but their usage and legality have been questioned over federal law barring the depiction of living presidents on the nation's currency.
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