In the past, US dollars didn't fold.

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In the past,

U.S. dollars didn't fold.
They clinked.

Price inflation was practically
nonexistent for Americans.

And they carried gold coins
in their pockets.

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Gold ownership was banned in 1933,
paper dollars replaced gold,
and perpetual inflation began.

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In 1971, the "gold window" closed,
officially ending the gold standard.
Fortunately, the executive order
prohibiting gold ownership
was rescinded.

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As an American today,
I am able to openly
buy and sell the same coins
that served earlier generations so well
-- still beautiful and
offering enduring value.



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