Mint May Stamp Trump’s Face On New $1 Coin Ahead Of America’s 250th Birthday
The Treasury Department is considering a new part of a dollar featuring the face of President Donald Trump to mark the country’s 250th anniversary, a spokesman for Politico said on Friday.
The design project places Trump’s profile on one side and shows it on the other in front of an American flag, the fist raised above the slogan “Fight, Fight, Fight” – a reference to the attempted assassination of 2024 in Butler, in Pennsylvania, according to Politico. (Related: Look at Scott Bessent to educate Kristen Welker from NBC News on how Fed establishes interest rates)
“Despite the forced closure of the radical left of our government, the facts are clear: under the historic leadership of President Donald J. Trump, our nation enters its 250th anniversary stronger, more prosperous and better than ever,” a spokesman for the treasury told Politico.
Design rendered for an American commemorative piece of $ 1 American showing the obverse with a portrait oriented to left and vice versa with a figure lifting a fist next to an American flag. (American Treasury via Politico)
“Although a conception of $ 1 final coins has not yet been selected to commemorate the semi-cefinatorial of the United States, this first project reflects the lasting spirit of our country and our democracy, even in the face of immense obstacles,” continues the declaration.
The treasurer Brandon Beach, who supervises the mint, confirmed on X that the photos reported were authentic but only the first sketches. He added that more conceptions would be published “Once the obstructionist closure of the United States government is finished.”
No false news here. These first drafts honoring the 250th anniversary of America and @Potus are real.
Looking forward to sharing more soon, once the obstructionist closure of the United States government is over. https://t.co/c6hchm6ijg
– The American treasurer Brandon Beach (@treasurebeach) October 3, 2025
The Congress approved the law on the overhaul of collection parts in circulation in 2020, a bipartite law allowing the Treasury to issue a commemorative piece at $ 1 in 2026. The measure obliges the Ministry to consult the Advisory Committee for Citizens of Citizens and the Fine Arts Commission on Conceptions, which must be “emblematic of the United States”.
