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- The revised $1 coin design drops the fist image and shows an eagle on the reverse.
- The final version uses a gold-finished metal surface rather than the approved gold composition.
- Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the coin will be minted in Philadelphia for the nation’s 250th-anniversary program.
- Legal scholars said the 1866 law bars living persons on paper money but does not explicitly apply to coins.
