The History of the People on American Money

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They should go back to lady liberty and Indians on everything Those designs were works of art I always thought the presidents were boring
Comment from : @Bubbleguts1964

Since 1913 the usa has not had money we have debt notes passed around nixion fully cut the gold tied to the dollar in the 70’ s
Comment from : @BrandonTaylor-y8y

Remember Ben Franklin was also on the half dollar from 1948-1963!
Comment from : @TheRazorback5

Maybe I’m an idiot, but I didn’t know that was FDR on the dime 😂 I thought it was Truman
Comment from : @TrvisXXIII

I used to have a 1901 Lincoln penny
Comment from : @AK907CRAIG

Everything turning to woke bullshit is what's really embarrassing
Comment from : @LedZeppelinXV

I enjoy your videos Thanks
Comment from : @Steven-dt5nu

5:07 never knew of these portraits Interesting they weren’t continued
Comment from : @jtgd

Interesting that, thank you
Comment from : @Richard-fv7rq

Andrew Jackson was based why would they remove him
Comment from : @TheSkullcrusher73

No mention of Andrew Jackson being on the most common bill while his tombstone reads I beat the banks? The man must be spinning in his grave
Comment from : @Sleeeeve24

Why is it embarrassing that the United States has not had more "persons of color" on our currency? brbrFrankly, I'd like to return to Lady Liberty and the American Eagle That way, partisan politics will have nothing to do with our currency
Comment from : @howtubeable

There were coin 1 cents (Indian head pennies), 5 cents (Indian head, or buffalo, nickels), and 10 cents (Mercury dimes), before the Presidents you mention What about the Franklin half dollar (coin)? It came before the Kennedy half (which actually first minted in 1964) Interesting that after '64 the halves and quarters were no longer minted in silver (only nickel) Also, McKinley on the $50000 bill, Cleveland on the $1,00000 bill, and Madison on the $5,000 bill were discontinued in 1969 (The McKinley $50000 bill wasn't devalued until around 1979 Cleveland and Madison were devalued immediately in '69)
Comment from : @markadams7597

I don’t like my money looking at me I think the Sacagajewea dollar would be used more if the picture was in profile or just looking away brThat Indian Chief on the $5 looks so good! Bring that back!
Comment from : @TheFrizbaloid

Even that at the end of XVIII century Spain was a second power, his Empíre was Big, and his Coín of Real de a 8 was an internacional Coín: is more to trade with China you need silver The silver dólar as the pesos was the same Coín The simbol of dollar: $ was a piece of Spanish shield, one of the colums of Hércules, with "Plus" writem in the S (Sorry for my english)🥺
Comment from : @alvaroruizcendon8390

Carter Quarters were worse than "somewhat unpopular" It was the greatest disaster in the history of the US Mint
Comment from : @lvbfan

Thank you for the videos! Great little tied bits of info!brbrAlso whether you meant it or not I loved the “noteworthy”pun
Comment from : @brianspoelhof

Well done!
Comment from : @marcdenlinger5282

Fuck that! Return the dollars back how I know them from the movies! How dare you ruin the dollar bill designs from 20$ upwards?
Comment from : @Mi_Fa_Volare

If you want to put an african american on youe money you kind of has to do it before an administration change when a bigot might get into office 🤷🏾‍♀️
Comment from : @nngnnadas

this is a really good vidbrreally helped a lot with my hw
Comment from : @BlightCosmos

Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill is such a sad development Who knows what people they'll want to put on the other bills and coins in the future
Comment from : @theDUKE25-yt

Great channel, I hope that the algorithm is finally promoting it
Comment from : @isabellaconti4013

Saying “people of color” is the exact same thing as saying “colored people”
Comment from : @stenbak88

Who the hell is Frederick Delano Roosevelt?
Comment from : @jeffersonderr815

So, on the bicentennial of Jackson's Presidency, he will lose his place on the 20-dollar note
Comment from : @johanrunfeldt7174

You forgot the limited run of Presidential dollar coins
Comment from : @Mree17

It's about time they take that son of a bitch Jackson off the 20 dollar bill Everybody just pretends like it wasn't Jackson who was responsible for the death of thousands upon thousands of Natives Like Crescent Moon says on the Sims song "Frontlines" "How am I supposed to feel about honor in my country when I'm looking at their killer every time I see a 20?"
Comment from : @stevenutter3614