Yes. The relevant federal law — 18 U.S.C. § 333 — only prohibits defacing currency with intent to render it unfit for reissue. A small rubber stamp does not make a bill unfit for circulation. The bill remains fully functional and is accepted everywhere.
No. There is strong precedent for stamping US currency:
The key distinction: the bill must remain usable. A small stamp easily meets that standard.
18 U.S.C. § 475 prohibits printing advertisements on currency. This stamp contains no URL, brand name, or commercial message — it's simply a silhouette image.
It's a wooden rubber stamp (1.5" × 2") of the female silhouette outline from Trump's birthday card to Jeffrey Epstein, released by House Democrats in 2025. It's designed to be placed on dollar bills right next to the Treasurer's signature — which now bears Trump's name.
Yes. The stamp is manufactured in the United States.
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