U.S. Mint Releases Donald Trump One-Dollar Coin

The U.S. Mint began selling a new one-dollar coin featuring President Donald Trump on September 2, 2026.

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The U.S. Mint released an official one-dollar coin featuring the image of President Donald Trump on September 2, 2026. ^[1] A twenty-five coin roll costs sixty-one dollars, and a hundred-coin bag costs $154.50. ^[2] The coin was authorized by a 2020 coin redesign law and is legal tender. ^[3] The U.S. Mint does not sell the coins individually; buyers must purchase bulk packs. ^[4] The coin was issued as part of the 250th anniversary celebrations of the United States. ^[5] The US Mint sells the coin in rolls of 25 for $61 or bags of 100 for $154.50. ^[6] This is the first time a sitting president has appeared alone on a circulating one-dollar coin. ^[7]

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The U.S. Mint released an official one-dollar coin featuring the image of President Donald Trump on September 2, 2026. · South Florida Reporter

A twenty-five coin roll costs sixty-one dollars, and a hundred-coin bag costs $154.50. · South Florida Reporter

The coin was authorized by a 2020 coin redesign law and is legal tender. · South Florida Reporter

The U.S. Mint does not sell the coins individually; buyers must purchase bulk packs. · South Florida Reporter

The coin was issued as part of the 250th anniversary celebrations of the United States. · Jurnalul

The US Mint sells the coin in rolls of 25 for $61 or bags of 100 for $154.50. · Jurnalul

This is the first time a sitting president has appeared alone on a circulating one-dollar coin. · Jurnalul

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