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Meanwhile, in North Korea…

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CBS News reports: Trump $1 coins go on sale from U.S. Mint, priced from $1.55 to over $2 each.

Although U.S. regulations permit only deceased people to appear on currency, the Trump administration has said that the president may appear on a coin under a 2020 law allowing new designs to commemorate the country’s 250th anniversary. 

On Wednesday, the U.S. Mint said the new coins may be used as legal tender, but also pitched them as collectibles.

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The Trump coins are gold-colored but composed mostly of copper, with 6% zinc, 3.5% manganese and 2% nickel. No actual gold is used in the coins. 

Here’s the direct link to the tweet.

6 responses to “Meanwhile, in North Korea…”

  1. Gold-colored but not real gold: a perfect metaphor for the Trump administration.

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    1. $2 for a one-dollar coin is also Trump economics to a T.

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    2. Fairy gold.

      Not it dates the death of liberty in 2026.

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    Expecting people will want to pay more for a coin that’s in circulation, as if the act of paying more for it makes it a “collectable”? The stupid…it burrrns.

  3. Quintessentially Trump. Yes, indeed it is!

  4. Chief Justice Roberts issued an advisory ruling that while the issue of the coin was undoubtedly illegal, nobody had standing to challenge it.

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