The U.S. Mint has released a special one-dollar coin featuring the portrait of Donald Trump, making him the first living president to appear on American currency in the last century. The coins were quickly sold out within hours of going on sale online and at retail locations in Washington, D.C. The design includes the traditional motto 'In God We Trust' and was marketed as a collectible item rather than standard circulation currency. While the coins are made of copper, zinc, manganese, and nickel, they do not contain gold. The release sparked debate over whether it violates federal laws prohibiting the depiction of living individuals on U.S. currency, though the Mint classified them as collectibles.
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