Donald Trump's initiative to create commemorative coins featuring his likeness for the America250 celebrations is facing significant delays. The U.S. Mint has disclosed that the coins are still in the design phase and will not be ready by the July 4, 2026 target date. April Stafford, director of the Office of Design Management at the U.S. Mint, confirmed that the design has yet to be finalized, and the Treasury Department is still consulting on potential changes. Each of the 47 coins will be made from 24-karat gold and is estimated to be worth $90,000. The legal challenge regarding the coin's design was dismissed, citing historical precedent from a coin featuring President Calvin Coolidge. This project follows Trump's controversial decision to replace the members of the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts with allies. Additionally, Trump is set to introduce new U.S. passports featuring his image and will be the first sitting president to have his signature on banknotes.