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Sep 11, 2026
Sara EisenHOST
But I also just want to mention that, you know, you're at Treasury now with the IRS.
Sara EisenHOST
The U.S. Mint did release a new half-dollar coin.
Sara EisenHOST
They did.
Sara EisenHOST
In commemoration.
speaker_5NARRATOR
Breaking news.
Rita CosbyHOST
Just in, the U.S. Mint just announced a special issue, 2026 Semi-Quincentennial Enduring Liberty Half Dollar to mark the 25th anniversary of September 11th.
Rita CosbyHOST
The half dollar is going to feature a unique mark, the date of the attack, encircled by the phrase, Never Forget.
Rita CosbyHOST
And from the Treasury Secretary himself, Scott Besant, saying, as we approach the 25th anniversary of September 11th, we honor the memory of those we lost and the courage of those who risked their lives to save their fellow Americans.
Ed ElsonGUEST
I mean, yeah, bribing people in order to vote for you.
Ed ElsonGUEST
We could talk about the, the US Mint producing a, a gold coin with Trump's face on it.
Ed ElsonGUEST
I mean, that's something that very few sitting political leaders have ever done in history, but there are a few of them, and I can name some of them.
Ed ElsonGUEST
Some of them have been Saddam Hussein, Muammar Gaddafi, Francisco Franco, Kim Il-sung.
Ryan ConnerHOST
So it's a commemorative coin?
Nick CobbHOST
The U.S. Mint began selling official Trump $1 coins the day before yesterday.
Nick CobbHOST
They're legal tender.
Nick CobbHOST
I mean, you can use them if anybody would be aware of them enough to take them.
Curt CrosbyGUEST
Is that right? $50 gold coin.
Curt CrosbyGUEST
So it says United States Mint, and it says $50 gold coin is now worth nearly $4,000
Heath PerkinsGUEST
what? $4,369, and that's the spot price.
Heath PerkinsGUEST
$4,369,
Andrew GreenHOST
They're also offering people a chance to make change in cancer roundup donations with their spare change.
Andrew GreenHOST
That's been introduced as a replacement for the former penny drives since the U.S. Mint stopped making the penny.
Andrew GreenHOST
Essex says everyone's invited to the pink toilet timeout fundraiser on October 7th from 4 to 7 p.m. at Watermark.
Andrew GreenHOST
Last year's event raised $13,000 and the goal this year is $20,000.
speaker_1NARRATOR
Thank you very much.
Zak PaineHOST
Also, the Donald Trump $1 gold coin went on sale today at the U.S. Mint.
Zak PaineHOST
I was able to get two rolls of 25.
Zak PaineHOST
They are now completely sold out.
Jeremy SzafronHOST
No, I get that.
Jeremy SzafronHOST
A- and I guess, uh, you know, on this, you brought up that $42, and for anyone who needs background, I mean, the US Mint says Fort Knox holds, what, 147 million ounces of gold.
Jeremy SzafronHOST
Members of Congress inspected in 1974.
Jeremy SzafronHOST
The Mint says it conducts regular audits.
John SolomonHOST
That's cool.
Brandon BeachGUEST
We sold out of them in four hours, selling them on the US Mint, uh, website.
Brandon BeachGUEST
We're gonna produce more.
Brandon BeachGUEST
They will then be legal tender.
Brandon BeachGUEST
Always remember." It's a beautiful coin.
John SolomonHOST
Wow.
Brandon BeachGUEST
Uh, and it'll be available through the US Mint, and we need to never forget and always remember.
John SolomonHOST
I was on the Memorial Bridge.
Juliet JeskeHOST
But within moments, air raid sirens sent a crowd hurrying into the school's bomb shelter.
Juliet JeskeHOST
The U.S. Mint started selling $1 coins last Wednesday featuring President Trump's image.
Juliet JeskeHOST
The coins are meant to commemorate the nation's 250th anniversary and cost as much as $2.44 each.
Juliet JeskeHOST
Officials say the coins can be used as legal tender, but their usage and legality have been questioned because federal law bars the depiction of living presidents on the nation's currency.
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