After four years in office, President Donald J. Trump faces the campaign trail again as he runs for reelection to a second term as President of the United States of America. President Trump emerged victorious, to the surprise of many, in the 2016 US General Election. In the process, he soundly defeated Democratic candidate and former First Lady of the United States, Hillary Clinton by 304 to 227 votes in the US Electoral College. Today, 1 oz Copper Trump for President 2020 Rounds are available to you online at Silver.com.
Round Highlights:
- Available to you inside of protective plastic flips!
- Struck by the Blockchain Mint!
- Released to mark the 2020 run for the reelection of President Donald J. Trump!
- Consists of One AVDP ounce of .999 fine copper.
- On the obverse is an image of President Donald Trump.
- The reverse field of the round showcases the north face of the White House.
General Elections in the United States of America are determined by the winner of electoral votes in the US Electoral College. Designed to avoid candidates catering only to the residents of big cities where a popular vote victory minimizes the opinion of Middle America, the Electoral College assigns votes to the winning candidate of the popular vote in each state. In order to win, a candidate must reach 270 votes. Donald Trump defeated Hillary Clinton 304 to 227 in the Electoral College.
All of the 1 oz Copper Trump for President 2020 Rounds in this product listing come in brand-new condition from the mint of issue. You will receive your copper rounds inside of protective plastic flips.
On the obverse side of Copper Trump for President 2020 Rounds is a portrait of President Donald J. Trump. This left-profile image of the president captures his face with a stoic glance. The American flag fills the background field behind the effigy of the 45th President of the United States of America.
The reverse face of 1 oz Copper Trump for President 2020 Rounds includes an image of the north face of the White House in Washington D.C. This image of the White House captures the portico façade of the north side of the structure that looks out immediately at a reflecting pond with a fountain and further, out of view, toward Lafayette Square. The north side of the White House is where official visitors often enter the White House. Built between 1792 and 1800, the White House has been the official presidential mansion since President Thomas Jefferson moved into the residence in 1801.
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