And now there’s going to be a Trump dollar while he’s still alive and president.

Now I know why the Innovation dollars are selling so well. 😀

Calvin Coolidge was on both a coin and postage stamp while he was still living, and President. How did he get away with that? And they call Nixon tricky.

Wow the prices for 2025 Lincoln cent rolls have really dropped from the high prices they had been selling for regularly, since February 25th and prior. They had been selling for roughly $30-$70+ per roll, a full box selling for over $2,100 and now they are going for $20-!25 per roll. Still pretty pricey with boxes(50 rolls) going for way, way less than that $2,100+ max amount.. A perfect example of why one needs to strike when the iron is hot, once a new years coins come out. Of course you need to have the “hook up” to get your hands on them, as most anyone that doesn’t have an inside scoop or link, will be looked at and treated, like a one eyed, one horned flying purple, people eater! LOL PS I agree with you DAVESWFL, however last time the I mentioned agreeing with you on posting at the end of a thread,‘ no one seemed to support the idea, in addition to being, met by nothing but nothing but a nasty comment from “NEGATRON”, not to be confused with Megatron….LOL

Great news JQ. What state are you in?
zero 2025 coinage in SWFL yet
I only got 2 – 2024 nickels so far. Lots of 2024 pennies.

CaliSkier,

Isn’t it amazing that someone would think to create a piece of art using apples! Thanks for sharing that, my friend.

in short, the government can issue coins as needed and credits the asset side of the ledger with the face value, even though the actual cost to make the coin is much less (this is ‘seignorage’). in practice the government doesn’t actually spend coins directly, they are sent to the federal reserve to hold for eventual distribution to banks. as the banks order coins from the fed they pay cash for the coins which are then shipped out and the government gets the cash proceeds. however, no bank would ever order a $1tn coin, so it isn’t clear the fed would take such a coin, since there’s no circulation demand for it. so the point of the $1tn coin is not to actually circulate it, but to increase the asset side of the ledger, once that’s done the government can spend that money even if the coin never left the mint. so it would basically be fiat money, except in metal rather than paper form.

Where do I find one of those nifty senior cell phones?