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6/14/2026 12:36 pm  #1


The President

Happy Barry Obama Day!


If you would only recognize that life is hard, things would be so much easier for you. - Louis Brandeis
 

6/14/2026 6:59 pm  #2


Re: The President

And a very happy Flag Day to you.





 

 

7/01/2026 6:37 pm  #3


Re: The President

Trump flags must be hidden behind fortress walls.  Demonstrating hate and ignorance that he promotes.

 

Yesterday 2:42 pm  #4


Re: The President

I’m passing these out for Halloween this year.

BOO!




Cow/orkers are getting a kick out of ‘em as did my bank teller lady. I show them the eagle side and wish them a happy semi-quincentennial. Then I wish them a happy Halloween, flip it over to the Trump side and say BOO!

A good time is being had by all.

 

 

Today 11:59 am  #5


Re: The President

Is that God?

 

Today 12:59 pm  #6


Re: The President

Best price seen for a Trump one dollar coin is $3.99.  He forgets that pennies are a useless currency.  Should sell for $4.

Best price for 25 on dollar coins is $2.80 each.  Since its purpose (always) is to enrich the central committee of the party.  By scamming the most emotional.

He routinely did not pay contractors on his jobs.  Defaulted on loans to every major bank.  Will he actually send those coins?  Profits increase when a roll of 25 is always missing a few.  Then he promises a problem will be resolved in three days.
 

Last edited by tw (Today 1:00 pm)

 

Today 3:11 pm  #7


Re: The President

Bought directly from the US Mint, a bag of 100 came out to be $1.65 each (including shipping). Anything the US Mint realizes beyond production costs, which are a preproduction estimate used for price setting, goes to the US Treasury Department to reduce the national debt. This is spelled out on the US Mint website for those who want to learn facts.

The US Mint’s production limits on rolls and bags, totaling 8,750,000 coins, sold out in a matter of hours. The prices you cite are by individual resellers who had initially ordered them from the US Mint. They often cherry-pick the higher grade coins for professional grading and encapsulation (slabbing) for collectors; then, sell off the rest as raw novelties.

I’m giving them away for fun.

 

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