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What Did the USA Issue for Paper Money During World War II? #currencycollection #papermoney

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Feels like Im in class Took me back to school years Amazing video I love collecting & everything was spot on
Comment from : @sko-aper

thank you that was a lot of info,
Comment from : @robintraina217

That war bond is AWESEOME! greatyet another aspect of the hobby to collect (eye roll) - it really is endless! Those Experimental Notes are always awesome to look - I have also concluded the S and R are novelties as I shelled out a decent amount for uncirculated examples of both (sigh) Very cool that you have all of those items from your grandfather My grandpa served as a percussionist in the band infantry in the Philippines Another great video bringing the history to the hobby :)
Comment from : @junksilverman

Thanks Dan, for another amazing video, we appreciate your hard work and your creativity, Keep Stackin bro
Comment from : @bigo2032

Regarding 13:42, for the Manhattan Project at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, giant electromagnets for the huge Calutrons had to be constructed in order to extract Uranium-235 to build the atomic bomb Instead of using copper wiring for the electromagnets, silver wiring was used Therefore 14,700 tons of silver were borrowed from the United Sates Mint West Point Bullion Depository in New York state After World War 2, the silver was removed, melted back down into bullion and returned to the United States Treasury
Comment from : @jadenephrite

Dude I swear it never ceases to amaze me the amount of new information I learn from your videos I like to consider myself somewhat knowledgeable in paper money but there’s always new things I’m picking up from your videos! To start I can’t tell you how ironic this video is I LITERALLY just found a new niche of antiques to jump into and it’s 100 related to this video, specifically the wallpaper on your computer and other posters you shared throughout! Please check you text messages after reading this and you’ll see what I’m talking about! Totally didn’t realize the POW’s housed in the states received “chits” and yes we STILL use that word today in the US military! Hahaha I remember first hearing that word about 18 years ago when I first joined the Navy and couldn’t stop laughing! Haha Really nice examples of paper money you shared I too love the NA 5 and 10 and have never heard of a 20 either Must’ve been an error I love my $5 NA star note Tough one to acquire Anyhow, can’t wait for the second vid!
Comment from : @silversurfer1986

Thanks for this great video! I just subscribed What brand and size sleeve (or is it a toploader?) are you using for the war bond displayed at 2:55?
Comment from : @Auto-9

Wow Dan very interesting on all the wars that were going on at the same time, who would've ever known Thank you for sharing that information
Comment from : @bigapplestacker6911

Great video Dan So much valuable information in a short time span Beyond exceptional! I think you've really stumbled on to something here with more frequent, short videos Your time, effort, and mostly your expertise, both historically and graphically are top notch Congratulations and Thank You
Comment from : @dandbhuff7992

As much as I love banknotes,and listening to you talk about the history of WW2, which Im sure you know, hearing your story about your grandfather means everythingMy father fought in Korea,and his older brother,my uncle and godfather fought in WW2Thank you sir
Comment from : @667hodge

Check out the Algona POW museum if you have the chance It's worth the drive if you're in southern Minnesota
Comment from : @Manetho72

Excellent comprehensive analysis of the WWII notes Great video!
Comment from : @Stuplubakcurrency

Good job Dan
Comment from : @douginnewmexico8166

Hi Dan!!! Interesting subject!!! What a huge amount of work and time you put together to make this video!!!
Comment from : @TengriWorldwideCollectib-rj2fm

I think I showed you my MS64 N Africa set at last year's coin show Working on getting the 5, 10, and 20 Hawaii in MS64 to complete that set
Comment from : @shawnangie1

Wow Dan that has to be your best video yet Looking forward to part 2
Comment from : @gunnysquarterdeck8550

Great video, my Dad served in the Pacific as a "Sea Bee" and got a severe back injury that haunted him to his demise in 1990 God Bless the USA
Comment from : @bw8349

Another great educational video You are as much as a historian as you are a numismatician brbrI appreciate the time, thought, and research you put into every video Please continue the great work I can not wait until the next video
Comment from : @legaltender1980

Would you consider those yellow seal notes for North Africa the precursors of the MPCs issued later for the US Armed forces in Europe, Korea, Vietnam and so on? Because unlike Hawaii, there was no American population other than the military in North Africa in 1942-43 Also I wonder if it was safe to issue such bills since the Germans were obsessed to lay their hands in as many US currency they could get, remember that the ultimate final goal of Operation Bernhardt was "der Tolar", to fake US dollars
Comment from : @Numischannel

Man what a fantastic video⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love all the history and information Those savings bonds stamp books for kids were still around in the 1960's I use to have one Don't remember if I filled it up and turned it in for a bond or lost it lol I had forgotten about it till I saw this video A $20 North Africa? Never heard of one either Thanks for all you do!!
Comment from : @Ontario100

So much cool information, I'm not even going to try to recap, but I really appreciate all the history and stories you cover throughout this video Great job! Anyone who isn't subscribed to your channel yet is really missing out!
Comment from : @TheCoinBoxChannel

Looking forward to part two , great video! I used to play the Austin Packers high in football and basketball small world You could always smell the spam factory on your way in on the bus
Comment from : @silverfoxfinance

Of all the videos I watch on YouTube about coins and currencyI definitely like you're the best😊
Comment from : @markjohnson9445

Wow Knocked this out of the park - again! Now I'm waiting anxiously for Part II - Thanks again for your time and effort in making these videos!
Comment from : @BanknoteDen

Good job
Comment from : @commosection

Correction to SPAM acronym, it's actually Stuff Posing As Meat 😂😂😂
Comment from : @4Kollector

Incredible video, Dan One of your best ones yet!
Comment from : @blkcrypto

Very interesting Thanks for all the information you provide for us Please keep up the great work!
Comment from : @jeffdavis9687

Awesome 👏🏻 video Dan! My hope is to put together a nice set of N Africa notes in the next couple years You have some beautiful notes and thank you for sharing your collection and all that beautiful history! Great personal history too with regard to your grandfather Thank you brother!brbrThanks for the shout out too Very kind 🙏🏼
Comment from : @massabesicgoldandsilver

Great video! Like many , I think in the hobby, “regular” and military history and nerd
Comment from : @GenXcollectible

I like the currency that the US issued during World War II I currently have the $100 North Africa note br$1 Hawaii note along with both br$500 Hawaii notebr$500 africa notebrbr I'm still missing the $1000 note from North Africa and both the $1000 and $2000 note from Hawaii
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