Law forbids the image of any living person from appearing on U.S. money. Yet, the Treasury Department is ready to put Trump on a $1 coin.

WMUR's partners at PolitiFact are taking a look at whether the Trump administration could legally put President Donald Trump's image on a U.S. coin.

The Treasury Department has announced that to mark the nation’s 250th birthday next year, it plans to issue a new $1 coin ...

Trump administration officials have proposed minting a $1 coin featuring President Donald Trump’s image on it to mark the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States next year, a plan that ...

The U.S. treasurer said on Friday that Treasury is considering minting new one-dollar coins for the nation's 250th anniversary featuring President Trump's image.

It might sound like a weird joke, but there’s an actual plan to make a legal tender $1 coin next year that would glorify the incumbent president.

President Donald Trump appears poised to put his image on both sides of a commemorative $1 coin issued by the United States Mint. On Oct. 3, the White House reshared an X post from U.S. Treasurer ...

Steve Jobs and the Cray-1 supercomputer are joining the heads of former presidents and the Statue of Liberty as icons on ...

Could Donald Trump find immortality on the face of a coin? As it turns out, no - unless he decides to break a historic U.S. presidential tradition.

The design features President Donald Trump's face on one side and an image of him raising his fist on the other.

The U.S. Treasury’s new $1 coin featuring Donald Trump’s image sparks legal, political, and cultural debate ahead of America’s 250th anniversary.

The White House is on solid legal ground with plans to release a commemorative coin of President Donald Trump for the country’s 250th independence celebration, according to a senior Trump ...