Why This Coin is Illegal to Own

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Title	:	Why This Coin is Illegal to Own
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At least read it by a person so the words are pronounced correctly
Comment from : Jeff D

The US gov acting like a cartel fr
Comment from : Ryu Shogun

You mean it's even cooler to have one
Comment from : Ryu Shogun

Nice video, but you know what? That coin is now not illegal to own
Comment from : Jannes Justus

I was expecting him to say one was still missing A little part of me thought that maybe I’d find it in my grandmothers coin jar Oh, well Just another one of life’s many, many disappointments
Comment from : Dreaming Dreamer

I can't hear you over this dead mosquito can you crank up the volume?
Comment from : Prinny Dood

Illuminati
Comment from : Anime Saved My Life

I can understand on paper it says you should but since it sounds way to expensive, pointless and time consuming Was this a secret sort of game training op competetion?
Comment from : Deer Runner

THAT'S EXACTLY HOW BORING THEIR JOB REALLY IS IF THEY ACTUALLY bDID/b THISbrbrAND YEAH,THAT'S A PROOF THAT BOTH SWITZERLAND AND BRITAIN ACTUALLY ARE COLONIES OF THE US IF WHOLE LAWSUIT BEING APPLIED TO THEM
Comment from : Master Robotnik

Apparently an unidentified person paid almost 19 million dollars for one of these coins at an auction
Comment from : El

and just like american pie, its fckd
Comment from : Dimi Tralex

A coin so rare that it's literally the only one of its kind in circulationbrbrSomeone needs to forge a bunch of fakes
Comment from : Ed Kolis

Roosevelt was a tyrantissueing an executive order banning gold is not something that should happen in a free countrywhy not issue an order banning cotton underwearridiculous
Comment from : George Blattner

I have one
Comment from : Graham

Thanks, US government, for protecting us against 23 coins Government dollars well spent
Comment from : Emily Soda

Now I want it!
Comment from : CAD Coin Hunters

The US split the profit but spent more than that on chasing a stupid coin 😆😅🤣brThat's our government 😡
Comment from : Elija D

1:36 Like dragons are going to be stopped by that
Comment from : Nicholas Guhrson

people put crazy amount value on such unimportant things it's just a coin lmfaooo
Comment from : RR RR

I disagree with the title It's not illegal to own It's illegal to possess, because you don't own it, the government does No different to if you stole someone's car It's not illegal to own that car
Comment from : MuchWhittering

What a waste to destroy the coins They belong in a museum
Comment from : Exploshaun

The same year the USA went off the Gold Standard, OPEC began to use the USD almost exclusively for oil sales, and it wouldn't be until the mid to late 2010s that other currencies such as the Euro and Yuan would start to be adopted as an alternative to the USD for oil salesbrbrIn other words, the USD moved from the Gold standard to the Petrol Standard
Comment from : 1SDANi

that brockhampton mention lmao
Comment from : swolepepe

what if someone raided Fort Knox just to get the coins
Comment from : Soloassasin9

4:30 wulld It
Comment from : B

I will never understand how a 20 dollar coin can be worth 7 million a 20 dollar coin worth 7 MILLION! 😳
Comment from : MyLifeED

Did anyone catch the Avatar reference?br"When the world needed it most, it vanished"brlol
Comment from : SDBX

Somebody make a movie about the Secret Service unit tasked with tracking down the coins, but make it like Lord of the Rings and have the Fenton guy be Gollum, the Secret Service is the Fellowship, and FDR is Sauron
Comment from : Lil Rascal

When Commies run the government any edicts they create become law unless citizens assassinate the tyrants
Comment from : Pauli G

“The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants”
Comment from : Pauli G

Instead of melting them down or locking them in a vault, they should’ve put them in museum around the US and the world
Comment from : The Basketball Historian

5:58 imagine rickrolling people (background music)
Comment from : Pikachu_2320

Excellent
Comment from : Randy Clark

You realise anyone who can make a convincing counterfeit, so long as they use real gold, is in to make an absolute FORTUNE on the black market (if the Feds don't get him first)
Comment from : Trevor Millar

What about 1864 Confederate Silver Half Dollars?
Comment from : Trevor Millar

Inspired by a futuristic song… it’s was illegal due to time travel regulations
Comment from : Sirxaon

How that hell did that guy trick the government into giving him money for having a stolen coin?! 🤦‍♂️
Comment from : Jack

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Comment from : CyborgLawPolice

They need put in jail this corrupt politicians instead of melting down this beautiful work of art coins
Comment from : Master Maguilla Jiu Jitsu Old School

Oh yeah, the good ol tale of the government punishing people for it's own incompetence
Comment from : 619Slipk

I would just like to recognize the fact that you showed a picture of a dog when you said Fenton's name
Comment from : Eric Mueser

OK wow you made a vid exact 600 mins
Comment from : Jes gt

Getting off the gold standard was the worst mistake our government ever made You can see its devastating effects ripple through today's economy
Comment from : Tyreid Liar

Aha, so who will give us (Poland) the whole gold that yall have stolen from us in WW2?
Comment from : Random Damian

I want it
Comment from : Random Damian

I'm still confused as to how the secret service is able to arrest a British citizen, surely that's out of their jurisdiction? The US can't just go to any random country and arrest a citizen for owning a coin they deem illegal surely?
Comment from : Sam ඞ

I appreciate that you put a video of a dog running in a park for the name “Fenton”
Comment from : William Wormell

the US government sold an illegal coin to some random person… meaning that the court created an criminal
Comment from : CreepersNeedHugs

The question is how is that coin over 7 feet tall in the thumbnail
Comment from : Dank memes

If it's called the "Secret Service", how come we've all heard of it?
Comment from : iamthestig1

Gold can't be eaten!
Comment from : Brad Johnson

I was about like seven or eight at this time I was at my grandma's house we went to the park I started digging and there was a coin exactly like that at that I have in my possession right now
Comment from : Lj Castillo

Lol they think only 22 survived, thats cute
Comment from : My name Isnt important

"backed up by nothing but trust, apple pie and the american dream" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 love it
Comment from : Nicholai Ginovaef

Not that being backed by gold means anything in the final analysis -- it's just another currency of arbitrary value So instead of gold, now our currency is backed by other countries' currencies, which works fine because money is a convenient fiction in the first place
Comment from : AubriGryphon

Fentooooooooooooon!
Comment from : Salty Viper

"also, nice moustache"br🤣
Comment from : C Tom

I have one of those coins that’s preserved and stamped by the mint…
Comment from : King K

dame got to check the collection
Comment from : Schneider Classics

Really we can retire on the hours we milk the tax payers on this coin
Comment from : Doug Jenks

I'm glad they didn't melt down the ones recovered in 2005 That just seems like a waste, especially since we're no longer on the gold standard
Comment from : Anduril

I would like to order A number 1 Big Mac meal

You would have thought those coins had an encrypted message written on them the way they were looking for them
Comment from : I would like to order A number 1 Big Mac meal

Were all the St Gauden's $20 illegal?
Comment from : marc49lewis

Using the dog stock video for Stephen Fenton is brilliant A very subtle referencebrbrFENTON!!!
Comment from : Thomas

I watched a video recently of a 1933 double eagle just got monetized Deemed legal to own Nice videos btw
Comment from : KCResilient

I love the avatar reference
Comment from : Cole Patrick

The coin was sold last year (2021) by the 2002 sale buyer, for a whopping 18,872,250 USD He made a revenue of over 10 million USD 🤯
Comment from : Amit B

Such BS that any gold or silver or whatever can be "deemed illegal to own by the public" That's dictatorial power, not honest and fair compensation for confiscation They hide behind the appearance of the law, but it's just theft
Comment from : Rick Sanderson

😂😂 the avatar reference
Comment from : Carlos Delorbe

Appreciate the brockhampton nod
Comment from : El Gabé

I'm betting the person who approved the export license got a little something in return
Comment from : MiSt 526

incorrectthe US dollar is backed by tax payers moneywho dont recieve representration in Government
Comment from : Dean Lonagan

What an epic tale of finding and destroying horcraxis, wait that's not it
Comment from : Jakub

bClears throat/bbrbrI've never really understood the draw of coin collecting, but I respect it's fansbrbrThat said Can we all agree that spending what over time when adjusted to modern prices likely balances out to something like several trillion dollars just trying to track down, and screw over, anyone who had a piece of metal with a bird stamped on it maybe wasn't the most appropriate use of tax payer dollars?? Couldn't that money have been better spent on I don't know providing healthcare or reducing student debt or literally just leaving it in the pockets of the tax payer it came from?brbrIt is long since time that a lot of policies that make people ask "Why the fuck are you doing this?" be met with the question answered internally of "Why the fuck ARE we doing this?" and if there isn't a damn good reason STOP DOING IT
Comment from : Black Cat Jinx

And saying you can’t have gold coins just proves who the tyrants are
Comment from : Deckinickinic

A whole 20 coins Tax dollars well spent
Comment from : III III

what is a morgen dollar?
Comment from : otto meyer

John Wick would be appalled with your pronunciation of “numismatist” Must have been sarcasm that went over my head
Comment from : ExoDeus

None of the 1933 double eagles still extant from that minting were ever stolen The mint employee who is suspected of having taken them replaced them with double eagles from previous mintings, coin for coin, so the mint lost nothing The only thing about those still extant 1933 examples that is 'owned' by the mint is the image stamped into the metal Every one they 'repossess' is a government-sanctioned act of theftbr"A nation of laws", huh?br
Comment from : Prof Sakharov

The only thing that makes that coin is illegal to own is a completely flawed legal argument that the mint never officially presented it for use in public It was well known that meant samples would go out to different people to preview a coin Making it perfectly legal to own because the men knew that this was standard procedure Using the legal argument that they never officially introduced it is flawed Possession is 9/10 of the law and coins and money are bearer instruments the person who holds it owns it The argument that somebody who has too much money for a police officer to feel comfortable the police officer just decides to steal it Cash is owned by whoever possesses it And it would be up to the law officer to prove in a court of law that this person somehow got this money illegally The takings clause the Civil forfeiture Act is critically flawed by the same thinking Always has done is made Highwaymen thieves of police officers
Comment from : 44 Hawk

Spending decades going after a handful of old coins Typical US government waste Life in prison for those arrogant idiots
Comment from : realvanman1

Thumbs up for the "apple pie and American dreams" joke
Comment from : Watanabe Polyglot

holy shit my government is incredibly stupid
Comment from : jacen cade

Don't tell anyone I have a few of those coins It's a real beautiful coin not like the ugly coins we have now
Comment from : Reed H Ryals

So after 1971 the US dollar is worthless
Comment from : HeyYou

What would happen if for example a norwegian would own this coin today?
Comment from : Corny King

Illegal to own where US laws apply 😇 which is roughly 37 out of 51 states Sometimes it's 38, but that changes frequently because Floridamen are still debating if they're part of Canada or Mexico
Comment from : Mikhail Romanov