Commemorative One Dollar Coin for the 250th birthday celebration

Amazing.....libs will be getting change back from a cashier and then give the coin back and demand something else

Render to Trump what is Trump’s

The U.S. Treasurer confirms it is real

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From our “friend” Chat GPT;

There isn’t actually a statutory law that explicitly forbids living people from being on U.S. currency. Instead, it’s a long-standing Treasury Department policy.

Here’s the breakdown:
• U.S. law (31 U.S.C. § 5114, etc.) gives the Secretary of the Treasury authority over designs of coins and paper money. Nowhere in the statutes is there a rule saying “no living person may appear.”
• Treasury / Bureau of Engraving and Printing policy (dating back to the 19th century) specifically prohibits depicting living persons on currency. The rationale was to avoid the appearance of monarchy, favoritism, or a “cult of personality.”
• This policy is why all portraits on current U.S. bills and coins are of deceased figures (e.g., presidents, Founding Fathers).
• Historically, a few living people did appear on U.S. currency/notes in the 1800s before the rule was firmly established. For example, Salmon P. Chase, while serving as Lincoln’s Treasury Secretary, had his own portrait placed on the $1 “greenback” in 1862.

So the short answer is:
No law forbids it, but there is a firm Treasury rule—and in practice, living people are not allowed on U.S. currency.

Would also be funny if he has some marachas in his hand

It is in consideration.

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Please please be real. We don't ask for much. Give us this.

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living people can’t be on any US currency.

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unless it is someone i like

They did Eisenhower in 1976 (he died in 1969). If not Trump, maybe Reagan?