US $250 Dollar Bill With Trump's Portrait?

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US Treasury is preparing to print a new $250 dollar bill that could feature the portrait of Donald Trump to commemorate the nation's 250th anniversary, if the lawmakers approve it. Kaitlan Collins from CNN definitely didn’t seem too thrilled about the idea. LOL. Democrats and the leftist will completely lose their minds if it come to fruition. LMFAO!

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1 +1 69Steve69 1 hour ago

What happened to DOGE and eliminating wasteful spending? Now we have this wasteful $250 bill, ballroom, arch, ufc fight, new war. Fuck trump and Biden too

0 +1 ScreaminMime 2 hours ago

Meh, give him and every president a quarter for the simpletons to "invest in" like they did the state quarters a while ago :unsure:

8 +1 Amine666worldwatch 2 hours ago

The leftist meltdown on this one is gonna be one of epic proportions.

1 +1 MarGarTar 5 hours ago

You can invest it into Trump crypto and get back $5 whole U.S. dollars, in only six months! It's so cool, invest today!!!

10 +1 billiexXxjean 6 hours ago

I'm ready to get one

10 +1 Gutshot 8 hours ago

That Collin’s bitch is a chromosome away from being a man.

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2 +1 Broken_Empire 8 hours ago

Put the "real" president on it........ I mean Bibi

2 +1 QuartPlus8oz 13 hours ago

I would love to cut down on the weight and size of the payoffs I get and make in my various activities. Why not bring back the $1,000 bill?

6 +1 JobyFluorine 11 hours ago

@QuartPlus8oz Why not bring back the $1000 bill? Personally I think there are three reasons.

1: It's unnecessary. Large denomination bills were for large money transfers between financial institutions. Now we have electronic transactions, so they've been unnecessary for decades.

2: They facilitated money laundering operations, so a Republican presidency isn't an ideal sitch for large bills to become popular again.

3: This is probably the most important. Three thousand dollars cash in a titty bar isn't as impressive if It's just three strips of paper.

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7 +1 tommix1 13 hours ago

First live president on a bill. The Thayer amendment of 1866 bans living persons from appearing on bonds currency postal notes or securities. May have to file this one under S-T

1 +1 insidatron 11 hours ago

@tommix1 yeah cause its real isn't it

6 +1 L.X 13 hours ago

As if the dollar wasn't worth little enough as it is.

5 +1 JobyFluorine 11 hours ago

@L.X How does introducing a new denomination of bill reduce the value of the dollar? Btw, a loaf of bread is only $1.50. Don't monger panic. That shit will run out of amuck.

As an aside, I remember when 25¢ would buy you enough candy to get you through to lunch period.

0 +1 L.X 1 hour ago

@JobyFluorine I think you missed the jist of my message.

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3 +1 tommix1 14 hours ago

Make sure every American gets a fresh crisp one.

1 +1 FacelessMen 13 hours ago

@tommix1 LOL. Limited edition bill can be worth a lot of money in the future, especially if you have the very low serial number on it. LOL.

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1 +1 tommix1 13 hours ago

@FacelessMen They could raffle the first 25 signatures too for charity. And fulfill a promise made earlier about grants. Kash gives away liquor, gotta one up him.

2 +1 JobyFluorine 11 hours ago

@tommix1 That won't happen. I'd still like to see refunds for all the Social Security fraud money recovered. Maybe I should hold my breath. Also, the'd charge us fucking tax on it, for sure! THAT'S OUR GD MONEY!

5 +1 essence25 14 hours ago

That is the precursor to devalued currency. Next $500 and possibly $1000 and ultimately $10,000. Welcome to banana republic.

6 +1 FacelessMen 13 hours ago

@essence25 Go educate yourself why your comment sounds retarded. US is the global reserve currency. US benefits from massive global demand for dollars, highly liquid financial markets, and the fact that commodities and trades are heavily dollar-based. As long as the US continues to hold its dominant position economically, militarily, and financially, global demand for the US dollar will remain strong and the value will be resilient.