This provision is not intended to limit the U.S. Mint's use of technology or approach to design. We intend for the Mint to develop a dollar coin that meets the needs of the public and is not subject to counterfeiting. If the Mint believes that a plated coin will offer the best approach to meeting its needs, then a plated coin could be developed.
Rod Grams: “This provision is not intended to limit the U.S. Mint's use of technology or approach to design. We intend for the Mint…”
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Discussing the U.S. Mint's approach to designing a new dollar coin.
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