The coin shows Trump’s profile as “heads,” while the “tails” side shows the Great Seal of the United States, with a bald eagle appearing to hold arrows in one claw and, in the other, an olive branch.
The coins are only worth a buck each, but will be sold as collector’s items, with a 25-coin roll selling for $61 while a bag of 100 goes for $154.50.
Some special-issue coins marked “July 4” ― the day they were struck ― will be randomly hidden among the rolls and bags.
Initially, each household can place only two orders for coins until the cap lifts at 2 p.m. ET on Thursday.
However, many people on social media didn’t seem excited about the thought of a Trump coin.
As a result, there was a windfall of ridicule over the whole concept.