LOS ANGELES, June 24, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- You've seen the TV commercials. It's called the President/Prison Collection and offers your choice of a pro-Biden or pro-Trump coin. The sales are tracked daily on the website PresidentPrison.com. Marketing experts say the sales are representative of voter enthusiasm and may be an indication of this year's U.S. Presidential Election results.
For the first time in history, millions of people want either candidate to get re-elected as President or to go to prison. The President/Prison Collection, designed in intricate detail by skilled American artisans and minted to the exact dimensions of the U.S. Walking Liberty silver dollar, commemorates this unprecedented time in history with a set of two coins.
One coin shows a re-elected President Biden being sworn into office on the front and Trump imprisoned on the back. The other coin shows the opposite outcome: a re-elected President Trump being sworn into office on the front and an imprisoned Biden on the back. These keepsake coins are available in both .999 pure silver and an exquisite 24 kt gold edition, come with custom display stands in Democratic blue and Republican red, and a signed certificate of authenticity.
Although these coins have been designed as a satire of the country's extraordinary political landscape, they have sparked outrage among supporters of both the Republican and Democratic parties, so much so that many media outlets have refused to run the advertisements, further demonstrating that this is one of the most polarized elections in U.S. history. Visit PresidentPrison.com to view the TV commercial rejected by major cable networks like CNN and MSNBC.
For those eager to own a piece of history or to forecast the future political landscape, visit PresidentPrison.com while supplies last. Whether you choose the silver or the 24 kt gold edition, these coins offer a unique blend of artistry, political statement, and investment potential, making them a must-have this election season.
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