US President Donald Trump giving a speech at the White House. (Photo: THX/VNA)
According to documents circulating among those monitoring the Mint's operations, a new portrait of President Trump is expected to appear on the front of the coin to be issued in 2026.
According to Newsmax, this adjustment aligns with the comprehensive redesign strategy for the coinage system in 2026, when coins will feature two year markers to commemorate the founding of the nation and the half-millennium celebration. The Mint has unveiled several new designs emphasizing classic American history, including founding documents and the Revolutionary War, completely replacing ideas developed under the previous administration.
In 2026, five 25-cent coins are expected to depict, in sequence, the Mayflower Accords, the Revolutionary War, the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution, and the Gettysburg Address. This is seen as a powerful return to the nation's founding spirit and fundamental sacrifices.
Treasury Secretary Brandon Beach confirmed that the idea of minting a coin featuring President Trump is being seriously considered. Some sketches even suggest the reverse side of the coin could depict President Trump raising his fist after the 2024 assassination attempt, accompanied by the message "FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT," symbolizing resilience and unwavering determination.
This proposal is currently facing legal hurdles, as existing federal law generally does not allow coins to bear the image of a living president. However, proponents argue that special powers associated with the 250th anniversary of the nation's founding could create a legal exception.
For conservatives, the core narrative lies not only in President Trump's image but also in restoring the focus on the nation's founding history and honoring its fundamental values. This is seen as a step with profound cultural and political significance as America reflects on its 250-year journey.
Source: https://vtv.vn/my-de-xuat-phat-hanh-dong-xu-1-usd-mang-hinh-tong-thong-trump-100251213184120293.htm
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