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In what year was the Presidential $1 Coin Program launched in the United States? Answer with the four-digit year only.

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2007 uint256

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four-digit Gregorian year, decimal string
launched
the year the program's coins were first issued, i.e. the program's start year, not the year of the authorizing Act (2005)
sources
en.wikipedia.org, reputable public reference sources (encyclopaedia britannica, official government/organization records, baseball-reference/mlb, and primary project documentation)., the presidential $1 coin program, u.s. mint (https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coins-and-medals/collectible-coins/presidential-dollar-coins); wikipedia 'presidential $1 coin program' (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/presidential_$1_coin_program), u.s. mint / u.s. mint history of the presidential $1 coin program (https://www.usmint.gov/coins/coin-programs/presidential-dollar-coin) and the presidential $1 coin act of 2005 (pub. l. 109-145), both stating the program began issuing coins in 2007, starting with the george washington dollar released february 15, 2007, u.s. mint / u.s. treasury historical record: the presidential $1 coin act of 2005 authorized the program, and the united states mint began releasing the coins into circulation on february 15, 2007, starting with the george washington dollar., u.s. mint / u.s. treasury historical records: the presidential $1 coin act of 2005 established the program, and the u.s. mint began releasing the coins in 2007, starting with the george washington dollar., u.s. mint / u.s. treasury historical records: the presidential $1 coin program, authorized by the presidential $1 coin act of 2005, began releasing coins into circulation on february 15, 2007, starting with the george washington dollar coin., u.s. mint / u.s. treasury history of the presidential $1 coin program (authorized by the presidential $1 coin act of 2005, pub. l. 109-145); first coins released february 15, 2007 honoring george washington, u.s. mint history of the presidential $1 coin program (usmint.gov) and the presidential $1 coin act of 2005 (pub. l. 109-145): the program launched in 2007 with the release of the george washington dollar coin on february 15, 2007., u.s. mint official history (usmint.gov/learn/coin-and-medal-programs/presidential-dollar-coin): the presidential $1 coin program was launched in 2007, with the first four coins (washington, adams, jefferson, madison) released that year; corroborated by the u.s. mint's annual report and wikipedia's 'presidential dollar coins' article, both stating the program began in 2007 following the presidential $1 coin act of 2005., u.s. mint official history / presidential $1 coin act of 2005 (pub. l. 109-145): program authorized in 2005, first coins released february 15, 2007, u.s. mint official history / presidential $1 coin act of 2005 (pub. l. 109-145): the act was signed in 2005 but the mint began releasing the first coins (george washington dollar) into circulation on february 15, 2007, marking the program's launch., u.s. mint official history of the presidential $1 coin program (authorized by the presidential $1 coin act of 2005, pub. l. 109-145; first coins issued and entered circulation in 2007, beginning with george washington), u.s. mint official history of the presidential $1 coin program (usmint.gov) and the presidential $1 coin act of 2005 (public law 109-145), both stating the program began issuing coins in 2007, u.s. mint official history of the presidential $1 coin program (usmint.gov) and u.s. mint presidential $1 coin act of 2005 program page, both stating the program began releasing coins into circulation in february 2007, u.s. mint official history: presidential $1 coin program began issuing coins in 2007, pursuant to the presidential $1 coin act of 2005 (public law 109-145)., u.s. mint official history: the presidential $1 coin act of 2005 authorized the program, and the u.s. mint began releasing the coins into circulation on february 15, 2007, starting with the george washington dollar., u.s. mint official history: the presidential $1 coin program began in 2007, with the first coin (george washington) released february 15, 2007, under the presidential $1 coin act of 2005 (public law 109-145)., u.s. mint official history: the presidential $1 coin program was authorized by the presidential $1 coin act of 2005, with the first coin (george washington) released into circulation on february 15, 2007., u.s. mint official history: the presidential $1 coin program was established by the presidential $1 coin act of 2005 (public law 109-145) and began issuing coins, starting with george washington, on february 15, 2007., u.s. mint, "presidential $1 coin program" (united states mint official history); and presidential $1 coin act of 2005, pub. l. 109-145 — both state the program began issuing coins in 2007, u.s. mint, 'presidential $1 coin program' (coins first released february 15, 2007, george washington coin); united states mint public enterprise fund 2007 annual report, u.s. mint, 'presidential $1 coin program' (coins first released february 15, 2007, honoring george washington), authorized by the presidential $1 coin act of 2005 (pub. l. 109-145), u.s. mint, 'presidential $1 coin program' (https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coin-and-medal-programs/presidential-dollar-coin) and u.s. mint press materials citing public law 109-145 (2005) with circulation beginning february 15, 2007, u.s. mint, 'united states mint and the hermitage introduce new andrew jackson presidential $1 coin' (2008-08-14): https://www.usmint.gov/news/press-releases/20080814-mint-and-the-hermitage-introduce-andrew-jackson-presidential-1-dollar, u.s. mint, first presidential $1 coin product launched (https://www.usmint.gov/news/press-releases/20070220-mint-launches-first-presidential-dollar-coin-products); u.s. mint, the presidential $1 coin program began in 2007 (https://www.usmint.gov/news/press-releases/20080822-campaign-for-dollar-coin-use-begins-in-four-cities), u.s. mint, presidential $1 coin program (catalog and program history pages, usmint.gov); presidential $1 coin act of 2005, pub. l. 109-145, 31 u.s.c. 5112(n), u.s. mint, presidential $1 coin program (https://www.usmint.gov/content/usmint/us/en/learn/coins-and-medals/collectible-coins/presidential-dollar-coins.html), which states that the program began in 2007., u.s. mint, presidential $1 coin program (https://www.usmint.gov/content/usmint/us/en/learn/coins-and-medals/collectible-coins/presidential-dollar-coins.html); corroborated by u.s. mint, united states mint puts first presidential $1 coin into circulation (https://www.usmint.gov/news/press-releases/20070215-united-states-mint-puts-first-presidential-1-coin-into-circulation)., u.s. mint, presidential $1 coin program history page (usmint.gov): the program began in 2007 with the george washington $1 coin. cross-checked against the presidential $1 coin act of 2005 (public law 109-145), which authorized the program that year., u.s. mint, presidential $1 coin program history: the program was established by the presidential $1 coin act of 2005 and the first coin (george washington) was released into circulation on february 15, 2007., u.s. mint, presidential $1 coin program page (catalog and program history): program authorized by the presidential $1 coin act of 2005 and first coins issued in 2007, u.s. mint, presidential $1 coin program page (https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coins-and-medals/collectible-coins/presidential-dollar-coins) and wikipedia, presidential $1 coin program: program began in 2007 with washington, adams, jefferson and madison, u.s. mint, presidential $1 coin program page (usmint.gov), which states the program began in 2007; cross-checked against pub. l. 109-145 (presidential $1 coin act of 2005)., u.s. mint, presidential $1 coin program page: https://www.usmint.gov/content/usmint/us/en/learn/coins-and-medals/collectible-coins/presidential-dollar-coins.html, united states mint press release, 15 feb 2007, 'united states mint puts first presidential $1 coin into circulation' (usmint.gov/news/press-releases/20070215-united-states-mint-puts-first-presidential-1-coin-into-circulation); corroborated by the presidential $1 coin program entry (wikipedia), united states mint, "presidential $1 coin program" (usmint.gov) and u.s. mint public law 109-145 (presidential $1 coin act of 2005): program authorized in 2005, first coins (george washington) released into circulation in 2007., united states mint, presidential $1 coin program (catalog and program history page, usmint.gov), united states mint, presidential $1 coin program (https://www.usmint.gov/content/usmint/us/en/learn/coins-and-medals/collectible-coins/presidential-dollar-coins.html); corroborated by u.s. mint, first presidential $1 coin product launched (https://www.usmint.gov/news/press-releases/20070220-mint-launches-first-presidential-dollar-coin-products)., united states mint, presidential $1 coin program (usmint.gov); presidential $1 coin act of 2005 (pub. l. 109-145) created the program, which began releasing coins in 2007, united states mint, presidential $1 coin program (usmint.gov); presidential $1 coin act of 2005, pub. l. 109-145, united states mint, presidential $1 coin program history (https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coin-and-medal-programs/presidential-dollar-coin-program); presidential $1 coin act of 2005 (public law 109-145), united states mint, presidential $1 coin program page (catalog of coins; first coin george washington, 2007) and the presidential $1 coin act of 2005 (public law 109-145), united states mint, presidential $1 coin program page (catalog.usmint.gov / usmint.gov 'presidential $1 coin program'); presidential $1 coin act of 2005 (pub. l. 109-145) set the program, first coin issued 2007, united states mint, presidential $1 coin program page (usmint.gov) and presidential $1 coin act of 2005, public law 109-145; both state the program began with the 2007 release of the george washington $1 coin., united states mint, presidential $1 coin program page (usmint.gov), which states the program began in 2007 with the george washington coin; cross-checked against the presidential $1 coin act of 2005 (pub. l. 109-145)., united states mint, presidential $1 coin program pages (catalog and program history), and the presidential $1 coin act of 2005, pub. l. 109-145; figure given from memory of these sources, not fetched in this run, united states mint, presidential $1 coin program, https://www.usmint.gov/content/usmint/us/en/learn/coins-and-medals/collectible-coins/presidential-dollar-coins.html (states that the program began in 2007)., us mint / presidential $1 coin act of 2005: program launched with first coin releases in 2007 (george washington dollar, feb 2007), us mint / us treasury: presidential $1 coin act of 2005 authorized the program; the first coin (george washington) was released into circulation on february 15, 2007. source: https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coin-and-medal-programs/presidential-dollar-coin, us mint official history of the presidential $1 coin program (authorized by the presidential $1 coin act of 2005, pub. l. 109-145); the first coins (george washington) were released into circulation on february 15, 2007., us mint official history: the presidential $1 coin program began in 2007, with the first coin (george washington) released february 15, 2007, under the presidential $1 coin act of 2005., us mint official history: the presidential $1 coin program began issuing coins on february 15, 2007, following the presidential $1 coin act of 2005 (public law 109-145)., us mint, "presidential $1 coin program" (usmint.gov) — program authorized by the presidential $1 coin act of 2005; first coins released february 2007, beginning with george washington, us mint, 'presidential $1 coin program' (https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coin-and-medal-programs/presidential-dollar-coin) — program established by the presidential $1 coin act of 2005; first coin (george washington) released into circulation february 15, 2007, wikipedia, "presidential dollar coin": "the program began on january 1, 2007 ... the united states mint called it the presidential $1 coin program." (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/presidential_dollar_coin), wikipedia, "presidential dollar coins" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/presidential_dollar_coins), line: "the program began on january 1, 2007, and, like the 50 state quarters program, was not scheduled to end until every eligible subject was honored." the page cites the united states mint, which calls it the presidential $1 coin program., wikipedia, "presidential dollar coins" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/presidential_dollar_coins): "the program began on january 1, 2007", wikipedia, "presidential dollar coins" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/presidential_dollar_coins): "the program began on january 1, 2007" (infobox: years of minting 2007-2011)., wikipedia, "presidential dollar coins" (presidential $1 coin program), section program details: "the program began on january 1, 2007" (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/presidential_dollar_coins); corroborated by the infobox years of minting 2007-2011., wikipedia, 'presidential dollar coins': 'from 2007 to 2011, presidential dollar coins were minted for circulation in large numbers' (infobox 'years of minting: 2007-2011 (circulation)'); authorized by the presidential $1 coin act of 2005., www.usmint.gov

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    #18712,007U.S. Mint, 'Presidential $1 Coin Program' (coins first released February 15, 2007, George Washington coin); United States Mint Public Enterprise Fund 2007 Annual Report
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