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Trump's Image to Appear on Commemorative $1 Coin, Raising Legal and Tradition Concerns

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The U.S. Treasury unveils a commemorative $1 gold-colored coin featuring President Trump's image, sparking legal debates over the prohibition of living individuals' likenesses on currency and concerns over politicization of national symbols.

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The U.S. is preparing to celebrate its 250th anniversary, with various commemorative projects.

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