A Brief History of Legal Tender

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Title	:	A Brief History of Legal Tender
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This is a wonderful video Incidentally, clicking on the closed captioning for this video yields bizarre results, which doesn't happen when clicking on the closed captioning with your other videos
Comment from : Richard C

I've learned so much from the great Peter Schiff
Comment from : Dissident Podcast Clips

Peter is my biggest hero and my biggest teacher Thank you for sharing and teaching us the real economics and financials
Comment from : JustAguy

We’re in the basement - learning to print (ALL OF IT’S HOT)
Comment from : TRISM DRIVER

Haha 3x since 83 and one of the x’s is fake 😂
Comment from : BitKurd

Governments will always devalue money, even in the absence of central banksto fund their wars (Romans did it) This is why separation of money from government is a must Only Bitcoin could do this since it is out of Government's reach
Comment from : marcus eloha

Love "Schiff Clips"!!-
Comment from : Steve Borkowski

Lose the last 1 and the dollar is worthless, that says it all
Comment from : harryzero 156

Mill marks! Lol, bank messengers used to shake gold coins in the travel bags which left gold residue in the bag, it was referred to as sweating the money
Comment from : harryzero 156

The best video I've heard by Peter so far👍
Comment from : WhySoSerious

The federal government does whatever it wants because it grants itself a monopoly on violence
Comment from : Fu Dog Whisperer

'They' are not oblivious, they are doing it on purpose
Comment from : Mike Trafford

Top 3 worst presidents of all time: FDR, Tricky Dick Nixon, LBJ All degenerated our money into garbage chuck e cheese tokens
Comment from : Joe Renn

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Comment from : Conspiracy Burger

Good podcast
Comment from : Minnesota Salamander

Bitcoin
Comment from : Janiix

Coronavirus has forced this to happen a little earlierthe currency crisis was inevitable
Comment from : Jyral Nadreth

I really like these snippets of explanations of particular topics it's way more convenient for purposes of reviewing or jogging one's memory rather than scanning and hunting for it or similar talks in one of your hundreds of podcasts using only one's memory/recollection :)
Comment from : Miniatures and Stuff

Hold on Peter, the federal reserve is backed by something FRN's are backed by "the full faith and credit of the United States government" So the value of the FRN is how much faith one has in gov and the credit standing of our gov Yes a subjective value and a value that history says will go to zero
Comment from : brekinla