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The U.S. Mint has begun selling $1 Trump coins, which are promoted as collectibles but also have legal tender status. While they can be used to pay debts, acceptance at retailers is not guaranteed. The coin's legality has raised questions regarding the portrayal of living individuals on U.S. currency.
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The U.S. Mint has begun selling $1 Trump coins, which are promoted as collectibles but also have legal tender status. While they can be used to pay debts, acceptance at retailers is not guaranteed. The coin's legality has raised questions regarding the portrayal of living individuals on U.S. currency.
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