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A United States Mint coin commemorating Capitol police valor during the January 6 ‘insurrection’ is no longer available for sale on the bureau’s website. The now-removed listing referred to rioters and others at the protest as ‘a mob of insurrectionists [that] forced its way into the U.S. Capitol.’

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President Donald Trump took office on January 20, but the listing for the coin was still up as late as February 4.

As of this writing, the director of the U.S. Mint still holds her position.

The coin can still be seen in Internet searches but the link only takes you to the mint’s webpage, not the coin’s listing.

Many posters are shocked an official U.S. Mint coin was created for January 6 and that it was described with the ‘insurrection’ lie on an official government website.

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The bronze coin originally sold for $160 through the mint’s website. Now that it has apparently been pulled from production its resell value most likely will increase. It’s unknown what the mint plans to do with any unsold ‘insurrection’ coins.

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