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Mr. Beat goes through every person on American currency currently in circulation, and even on some people who used to be on American currency.
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www.usmint.gov/learn/coin-and...
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www.nytimes.com/2021/01/25/us...
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www.usa.gov/currency
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In this video we’re going to look at American currency. It’s really hard to counterfeit. Almost every single part of American currency is there to make it difficult to copy. The United States Department of Treasury spends billions each year producing it, and it is quite an elaborate process. Oh don’t get me wrong, many still try to counterfeit American currency, and in fact many are still successful. The Department of Treasury estimates that possibly $200 million in counterfeit bills are currently in circulation. That would mean that about 1 Federal Reserve Note out of every 4,000 out there right now is counterfeit.
Meh, almost every store would probably still accept it, anyway. After all, it got there in the first place.
But hold up. What about the people on this currency? Who ARE these people? Do they think they’re a big deal?
Why yes, they ARE a big deal. Most of them were American Presidents. However, others are just important people in American history, and some of them featured on different currencies over the years may surprise you. The Secretary of the Treasury is in charge of selecting people, and there’s no law saying that the people on the currency have to always be the same.
In this video, I’m looking at every person on American currency, and I’ll give some basic information about them, although I’m sure you’re already familiar with most of them.
#uscurrency #ushistory #socialstudies
Who should be on United States currency that has never been yet?
Oh, and yes, I included not one, but two
Limp Bizkit references.
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Yo my man
I was eating lunch and damn near choked on my food when I heard the first one.
How can I stop this mr beat can you help me
ha, ha, not weak cookie!
I didn't know Alexander Hamilton was named after a play
*musical
It inspired his birth.
Bro the play was so famous they named a guy after him lol
Whoosh
@@magi.c picky picky
Andrew Jackson: "I killed the bank"
US Government: "Okay this guy is perfect to put on our money"
It's just trolling at this point
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Sad that Teddy didnt have any bills, even he done so much things.
At least his face is on Mount Rushmore, so…. I guess that’s something.
He's on a National Park quarter
He took a bullet too and was there for rest of his entire life.
I believe he deserves more.
@@mr.perfect2852 🤩
imagine how terrifying carrying around a 10,000 dollar bill must’ve been, especially in that time when dollars were worth a lot more
As described they would travel only with armed couriers between the different buildings that are part of the federal reserve itself.
@@johndododoe1411 imagine dropping it on a windy day and it flies out into the public domain. Hyperinflation would cause doomsday.
@@johndododoe1411 and used in transfers between federal reserves banks and the banks in their districts before wire transfers, etc
No that is only true for the 100,000 dollar usd gold certificate of OCT/NOV/DEC of uear thirty fur ie series 1934... it was never made outaide of the 3 months of 1934 in the last 3 months because of dies being expensive to make new for the form of it was less costly than basic making of a whole new die vs the certificate itself. @@johndododoe1411
I like how Jackson’s on the 20 dollar bill even though he did like banks or having a currency based on paper money.
Such an ironic thing. If Jackson was alive today, he would be flabbergasted by it.
It's an example of the Fed trolling us.
Congress decided who's image is on currency, not the Fed lol
I think you meant to say "didn't" not "did"
I think Jackson should remain on the $20 bill. He's a pretty important president and I think he is more influential than Harriet Tubman. I would put her on a continued $2 bill or something.
I can’t believe mr beat went out and bought a dollar bill just for this video.
If u listened he said in the beginning he photocopied them.
It was quite expensive. In fact, it cost me one whole dollar. However, fortunately I can write it off on my taxes as a "business expense."
@@iammrbeat you absolute genius. that's actually really smart, buying *money* and then being exempt from paying taxes because its a business expense. be right back i will be laundering thousands of dollars
@@iammrbeat Prior to this realisation: "I'd totally do a video on all the people on the currency if I could afford it."
@@Growingdopamine818 thanks kishan we all needed to know it
Theodore Roosevelt should be on the one of the major bills or coins do to the fact of him earning the medal of honor, Nobel peace prize, being a major reformist in workers rights and trust busting as well as preserving the USA's natural lands.
FDR too
@@blackyoda2278 he’s on the dime
Taft busted more trusts than TR (including Standard Oil and American Tobacco) while still having much more economic sense on him (he pushed for lowering tariffs back when most of govt revenue came from it). History would probably be much better if TR actually stuck to his word and the legacy of Washington himself and not have run for a third term, leading to Wilson winning in 1912.
@@wanderingthewastes6159 yep but Taft didn't preserve national wilderness like a Theodore did.
And President Theodore Roosevelts famous saying should be printed on the bill "Speak Softly But Carry A Big Stick"
Imagine how educated we would be if every country had a mr. beat
Idk, we're not that educated in America even with our Mr. Beat. I think we need more Beats per nation.
JJ McCullough covers everything Canada related. Check him out.
@@djlolley he does. And what about the indian guys?
@@Netelex you're referring to the Khan Academy?
@@stevenguyen5965 yes
Mr. Beat is the teacher we all want.
Yeah even without being taught by him, he feels like the one that tries to make the class as fun as possible
@@sharkronical Indeed!
That's really kind of you to say!
@@iammrbeat Welp, it is the truth Mr. Beat! Thanks for educating us in a fun and entertaining way!
It is accurate
When I was in kindergarten I saw a Half-Dollar for the first time in my life and I was curious to know not only who he was but who everyone on our currency was. This ended up turning into my love of Presidential history I have today.
That's amazing. That's partially how I originally got interested as well!
@@iammrbeat Great video by the way. Would you consider doing a video on political realignments and the Presidents responsible for beginning new party systems? Like Thomas Jefferson being responsible for the 1st Party System, Andrew Jackson being responsible for the 2nd Party System and so on?
Hooray for Kennedy
Same here, as a kid!
@@iammrbeat in my kindergarten days, Ben Franklin and Liberty Walking halves commonly circulated, in addition to the Kennedy silver halves.
Timestamps:
3:48 The Penny: Abraham Lincoln since 1909
4:07 The Nickel: Thomas Jefferson since 1938
4:18 The Dime: Franklin D. Roosevelt since 1946
4:40 The Quarter: George Washington since 1932
5:01 The Half-Dollar: John F. Kennedy since 1964
5:20 Not those bills
5:36 The Dollar: George Washington since 1869
5:58 The 2 Dollar: Thomas Jefferson since 1869
6:17 The 5 Dollar: Abraham Lincoln since 1914
6:30 The 10 Dollar: Alexander Hamilton since 1929
6:48 The 20 Dollar: Andrew Jackson since 1929
7:06 The 50 Dollar: Ulysses S. Grant since 1914
7:15 He doesn’t have any Benjamins
7:23 The 100 Dollar: Benjamin Franklin since 1914
Discontinued Bills
8:03 The 500 Dollar: William McKinley until 1969
8:32 The 1000 Dollar: Grover Cleveland until 1969
9:08 The 5000 Dollar: James Madison until 1969
9:31 The 10000 Dollar: Salmon P. Chase until 1969
9:55 The 100000 Dollar (Never issued as a payment option): Woodrow Wilson
10:38 Mr. Beat names former people on currency
I love the expression of Benjamin Franklin on the $100 bill as it looks like he's had enough or he looks concerned likely from what people are using $100 bills for
Also he has missed out the other $1 coin which has Dwight D Eisenhower on it
“A currency I happen to have a lot of: the penny”
*angry CGP Grey noises*
Oh I hate the penny, too. GET RID OF IT.
“Pennies are bullshit!” - Angry Video Game Nerd
Pennies only exist so that you can get an exact number of change
@@iammrbeat Canadian support exists to remove it (we've removed it for 10 years now)
You could also say that about Mr. Beat saying "Native Americans."
As a kid, my parents gave the tooth fairy custom their own twist. Instead of dollars bills, I'd get the Sacagawea dollar coins for each tooth I lost. So as a result, I had always thought that was the tooth fairy on the dollar coin and thought they were made of gold. Then I toured the mint in Philadelphia where I saw an exhibit for that coin and I thought, well the tooth fairy has to have the coins made somewhere! Good times!
That’s amazing
My parents did that too!
5:12 the Eisenhower Silver Dollar first put into circulation in 1971 was, and still is, the largest modern coin ever made, not the Kennedy Half Dollar
Ty, very good point and, you're right!
Well he said curently produced
I assume the American silver eagle could qualify in regards to the size, current mintage availability, and weight. Its affordable, considering the act which created it determined the factors of price to use a close margin of profit that is nearly break even cost for the mint and technically denotes a one dollar value as currency. Idk this is a youtube comment so don't take this as anything more than a late night ramble.
Yea, I was a bit surprised he missed this one.
WAS.... Not is.
The Lewis and Clark bill is awesome they’re such underrated figures in American history imo
I remember the Louisiana Purchase commemorative nickel series!
Fun Fact: Before the redesign in 2009, the penny was the only american coin with the President on both sides as President Lincoln had his portrait on one side and in the middle of the Lincoln Monument has a tiny etched Lincoln
That's cool
I learned this when I got a giant penny from the Smithsonian and noticed there’s a tiny stick Lincoln. I looked at a real penny and saw he was there too 😂😂
Not true. Look at wheat pennies, Sometimes i find them myself. They were printed back in the 50s but for whatever reason they changed the design. Also pennies were made from steel to save copper during WWII.
Seeing Wilson on the $100k note
Cue Cynical Historian "WILLLSSOOOOONNNN!!"
Milhouse: "this suit cost me 300 Reagans"
The worst thing about replacing Jackson on the 20 dollar bill: It will ruin one of the better jokes in Pixar's "Soul."
What was the joke? I watched the movie but I don’t remember
@@Tech-cy9yo Abraham Lincoln was one of the mentors of 22 before Joe became hers, and 22 mocked Lincoln for being on the Penny, and Lincoln was honored for being on the penny. But then 22 brought up the fact that Jackson was on the 20 dollar bill and Lincoln flipped tf out.
@@maxd1541 oh I do remember Abraham Lincoln getting mad over something 😅
Lol too true.
"Discontinued in 1969"
"Discontinued in 1969"
"Discontinued in 1969"
"Discontinued in 1969"
What did Nixon (or a last minute LBJ before he began smoking and drinking his life away) have against the big bucks??
It had to do with his Law and Order round of polices. His administration thought it was a good way to fight organized crime.
bruh 69
@@archco8652 When Nixon was innagurated
@@johnax4124 do you not know 69
It was Nixon he believed they made it too easy to transfer large amounts of money and general money laundering activities he was right there is a reason the us no longer issues anything larger than 100
Learned more on this channel than I did in history.
That's really nice of you to say!
Same here but I watch all if his video's. I learned A lot.
As did I.
Yep I think I learn more watching TV or TH-cam since it's more entertaining on these sites.
12:09 The Sacagawea dollar also features her infant son, Jean Baptiste Charbonneau--perhaps the only Native American/French Canadian person ever featured on U.S. currency? 🙂
"most of you know hum through Hamilton the musical but that's kind of weird" got me dying laughing.
I agree with it wholeheartedly
I found this to be quite an interesting video! Didn't know they changed _that_ much! Also, I am looking forward to seeing Tubman on the $20 soon!
Glad you thought so!
@Donald Kohn if they're saying 2030 it's just gonna get canceled by then
@Less Than Nothing... Lol ok
As a Coin collector, i enjoy this.
I'm sure your collection is more impressive than mine!
I'm a collector too 🥂 I have almost 5000 world coins I collect em since I was 6 or 7.
@@isaactesfaye4911 eh, ive been collecting for lesa time- mostly becuase im still a YN under ANA standards, but ive still been able to bring up a heft collection of at least 5K coins in all, and about $5-25K worth in monetary value. I even have a $5 porthole from my grandma, lol!
A numinist what a passion...
Same, though I prefer foreign currency. But my American currency collection is much bigger.
The Limp Bizkit reference just earned you a sub.
Same
No mention of Eisenhower on the silver dollar :( someone doesn’t like “ike”
the ike dollars are so ugly imo
@@pp-ee3ui That's kind of why I like them lol
God what I would give to get drunk on sponsored wine with Mr Beat and hear him rant about obscure senators in an inebriated stupor .
LOL
I find that there seem to be two "schools" of physical monetary design. You have the "Individuals school" wherein the currency would feature several famous and significant figures from that country's history. Then you have the "Landmarks school", wherein the currency usually only features one individual (Hồ Chí Minh for Việt Nam, Mao Tse-Tung for PRC, Kim Il Sung for DPRK,...) and some sort of landmark on the back. What do you think? Which one's better?
I like landmarks better, since we generally glorify individuals too much.
@@iammrbeat That's right. Be sure to thoroughly bask in your own whilst it lasts
Just want to mention that I always enjoyed learning whenever I had a teacher who taught like you do. You remind me of all my favourite teachers, and I'm glad there's teachers like you out there, man :)
Wow, thank you!
A 1 dollar bill ripped in half should count as 50 cents because its literally half a dollar
It makes sense to have Woodrow Wilson on the $100,000 bill since he created the federal reserve, but he's still not worthy of being on a bill
Couldn't agree more.
@@iammrbeat I think he has a mixed legacy but he isn’t one of the worse
@@tommyk3464 thats true, still not a big fan though. Not the worst, but definitely not near the best by a long shot imo.
He is widely considered top 5 one of the worst presidents ever... even worse than Trump
@@gocubs1815 I wouldn't go that far. Yes, he broke his campaign slogan by unnecessarily getting us into WWI, but his postwar plans were actually pretty good had people actually listened to him. Had Britain and France followed his 14 Points better and not made Germany and the others pay ridiculous reparations while unjustly blaming them solely for the war, and had Congress accepted and joined the League of Nations (although it still needed to be made more powerful than it was), then it's very possible that World War II could've been prevented or at least kept Hitler and Musolini from gaining as much power as they did.
I've always preferred physical currency because it help me have a more material grasp on my spending, but I switched to primarily using my debit card due to covid, and it's so much more convenient that I don't know if I'll ever make a real effort to start using cash again...
Wait a minute, his hair looks great in the wine part of the video, does he mess up his hair intentionally?
yeah, lol
*Yes there are chapters but it's not for every single currency*
_People on Currency_
3:48 Penny, 1¢ (Lincoln)
4:07 Nickel, 5¢ (Jefferson)
4:17 Dime, 10¢ (FDR)
4:39 Quarter, 25¢ (Washington)
5:01 Half Dollar, 50¢ (JFK)
5:36 $1 Bill (Washington Again)
5:59 $2 Bill (Jefferson Again)
6:17 $5 Bill (Lincoln Again)
6:29 $10 Bill (Hamilton)
6:47 $20 Bill (Jackson)
7:06 $50 Bill (Grant)
7:23 $100 Bill (Franklin) *Bills beyond this one except the last have been discontinued*
8:03 $500 Bill (McKinley)
8:32 $1K Bill (Cleveland)
9:08 $5K Bill (Madison)
9:30 $10K Bill (SPC)
9:55 $100K Bill (Wilson) *This bill was a certificate instead of being discontinued*
10:38 People who used to be on currency
Heyo Mr.Beat I just wanna say thank you for always making such interesting and engaging content, every time I watch one of your videos it makes my day better. Keep at it, much appreciated.
- A fan of your channel
I appreciate that!
Thank you for this wonderful video Mr.Beat. Greetings from the Netherlands!
Thank YOU
I'm glad you mentioned most of the US currency and not just the main ones with a couple faces. Thank you so much for the video.
Thanks for the kind words and for watching!
I believe that if they were to ever replace Andrew Jackson, That it should be either a founding father that we haven't used yet, Or a former U.S. President. Kinda stick to the theme ya know.
Edit: I was surprised to find out how many founding fathers we have that nobody talks about.
Thaddeus Stevens the guy who pushed for the passing of the 13th,14th, and 15th ammendments would be a progressive option.
@@matttheradartechnician4308 True.
Hi Mr.Beat thank you for telling me about everyone on money, I had no idea about some of them.
Heck yeah, it has always fascinated me.
I was waiting for the $100,000.00 Gold Certificate hopefully backed by a Cypher cameo-thanks to you both for not disappointing.
lol I might have to keep the meme going
I laughed when I learned about how counterfeiters were arrested during the Civil War in the Confederacy for making a copy of Confederate currency that was too well made
Incredibly informative as usual.
Thank you for mentioning Harriet Tubman!:)
Heck yeah, and I one day plan on an epic video about her.
Being on a coin is great, believe me!
I do believe you!
@Flap Jack I comment in videos even in death!
@@formeruspresidentharrystru9240 are you in heaven or hell
@@GSquid92 Heaven, thankfully.
@@formeruspresidentharrystru9240 You chillin with the folks of Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
Or did they not make it?
Ty, for this very informative video. Yes, it is true. Our paper dollar bills are actually 75% cotton, 25% linen. Many Americans don't know what our bills are made of!
It’s incredible, you make videos about everything i want to know.
I was disappointed to not see the Eisenhower dollar. Unless I blinked and missed it.
I forgot to show it, but I do own one!
Very nice. I would have added the late 1960's-mid 1970's Eisenhauer dollar though, the one with the eagle landing on the moon in on the back.
I own one of those!
i swear mr beat is the only person that can have a monotone voice and still be good/relaxing to listen to
your videos and presentation style always seems to entertain me
Well glad you think so
Keep up the good work, and thanks for educating most of us 😁
Thanks Puneeth!
Mr Beat referencing a Limp Bizkit song, my life is complete
And album! 😄
13:09 imho fwiw it is almost like a picture of cool scenery for some on the qaurter has a image of a cool place or park etc. So it is like a cool thing to collect for cool places one would go if they had a scenario which would mean being in walking distance of them each tbh just mho fwiw but yeah plus the designs are so neat.. and it is easier in case ones phone was run down or unabke to get reception etc. Fwiw.. also less costly to use cahs for they have in long run mucj higher expenses for using a card for some reason particularly credit as it is a cost that obviously would be passed on to the customer from a business.. so yeah but then sometimes it is far easier fwiw vs trynna pay over certain amounts I imagien fwiw without need for excessive or exceedingly large beyond the scope of maybe a 50 or a few if even that many.. plus never know if ya got migged itd be as good as gone fwiw.. plus then ya have nothing etc as far as on ones person is if well ig fwiw they could easily just as well fwiw take the phone lol idk facepalms..
That 'come back, wait' was perfectly timed
Mr. Beat...The Bill Nye of History...He makes History and Politics not only fun, but cool....
I think it's weird that they used a photograph for Harriet Tubman instead of a painting but everyone else got a painting.
Just makes that design stick out unnaturally.
I thought he just did that for the video, it that actually the design?
All we need is Mr. Beat, The organic chemistry tutor, Kurzgesagt, English with Lucy, a recess and lunch to make a fully functioning school that more than one person likes
Now I want animals on our money, screw presidents give me there pets
I agree: just make them all have pictures of teddy Roosevelt’s pets. You would definitely have enough
@@kadoodledo and Coolidge's pets (especially Tax Reduction and Budget Bureau)
Let's start with Teddy Roosevelt's pets.
The unofficial Antarctic dollar bill has penguins on it
*their
Who else thinks Mr. Beat is a legend?
I prefer Mr. Beat
Me
You said Mr. Beast
I like both.
Hi mr Reagan
@@sirpillager27 hello Mr. Jackson.
HAPPY JULY 4 MR BEAT
All bills used to be gold and silver certificates that could be cashed in for coins
I should be a bill.
♫I'm just a bill, yes I'm only a bill ♫
At one point, Dwight Eisenhower was on the dollar coin from 1971-74 and then 1976
I was going to comment on where is the love for the Eisenhower Silver Dollar
Before that, you had the peace dollar coin.
He was on it from 1971 to 1978. Not counting the presidential dollar in 2015 he was also on. Also, the commemorative dollar he was on in 1990. And the 5-star general commemorative he was on in 2013. Hmm, he manages to get on $1 coins a lot, now that I think of it.
"A Mr. Beat a day, keeps the questions away"
I got Into an argument with my teacher in 5th grade because she told the entire class that every person on a piece of US currency was a president, so I raised my hand and asked about Alexander Hamilton and Benjamin Franklin. She told me they were presidents and sent me to the office when I told her I was wrong. The ladies in the office were very confused.
Mr. Beat is also a big fricken deal in American history. 👍
Great video Mr Beat.
Thanks Devin!
for some reason this is my favorite video by mr. beat
This is one of my favorite channels
5:29 now THATS a bill I enjoy!
i’m so happy harriet tubman is going on the 20, she’s my favorite person in history. you’d think that after barely escaping slavery and reaching the north that’d be enough. no, her family was still in chains. okay but now that her family is free and she’s reunited with them- no. there were people still in bondage, people she didn’t even know. she selflessly risked her life nonstop. she didn’t rest until everyone was free. even after that, she continued to fight. then she dies in her nineties, in poverty, surrounded by her family, the kids of whom she freed. what a life, what a hero. she deserves this and so much more.
I can't wait to be a part of the millions of people that force the US treasury to have to spend millions replacing them because they are "defaced."
It’s legal to photocopy US currency so long as it’s expanded in size 150% or more..
Or reduced to 65% or less.
8:04 the biggest bill my dad has ever had was this one
A bit surprised that Fredrick Douglas has never been on American currency.
He'd be another good candidate to be on future currency
Hopefully when D.C. becomes a state, it will rightfully be renamed in his honor “Douglass Commonwealth”
He was actually on DC's National Park quarter in 2017.
Mr Beat: Doesn't mention commemorative coins
*angry coin collector noises*
Seriously, great video, and the mint has slapped basically everyone on commemorative coins. Also, a Native American was on the Indian Head penny from 1859-1908 and Lady Liberty was on practically every denomination of coin in the 19th century. There have been plenty of women on American coins, they just aren't, uh, real.
Good points!
You missed the Eisenhower one-dollar coin minted between 1971 to 1978 and is still legal tender, if you can find one!
I should have mentioned it. I own three of them!
Paying for groceries with a $10,000 bill would be a great way to flex
Mr. Beast would totally do it
I remember in economics class a few months back, we were asked if we had seen a 2$ bill, and I wrote down and said "Jefferson" since most of the questions (it was grade level stuff on the first day for some reason despite being a far more mature audience) were about who was on what dollar bill
its basically an inside joke now
Favorite person on the currency?
Yo mama
Me.
Dwight Eisenhower
If we're counting the discontinued bills, it would be General Sherman
I got so excited when I realized that this was the same guy as The Beat Goes On.
There were actually some early pattern coins made with Washington when he was president, so the Lincoln cent wasn't the first. Also the half dollar isn't the largest coin made in size or denomination. We make bullion coins with face value of $1-$100 with different metals
2:02 does this mean that Yellen could change Jackson to Tubman on the $20 bill? Or would she still require the support of Congress to do so?
Nope, she could totally do it on her own.
@@iammrbeat that’s a lot of power though?
@@jonathangasana not really, the power lies with Wall Street who’s shady decisions dictate what that bill is worth
@@SeanMacadelic I think they decided it's worth $20.
If I had a penny for every dollar I have, I'd have 1.01* the amount of money I currently have.
Nope. As soon as you accumulated 100 pennies you get an extra penny. So the formula is more complex.
@@GregMoress not recursive, just this one time
I've never understood the need for Washington, Jefferson, and Lincoln on more than one form of currency. Personally, I would like to see James Madison, James Monroe, and Elizabeth Cady Stanton take each of their places on at least one piece of currency. Maybe Madison on the Quarter, Monroe on the 5$, and Stanton on the Nickel
Hi Mr. Beat! Could you please make a house tour video? Your channel is the best!
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I think mr.beat just wanted to flex his naval base on his arms when he was talking about bills. 5:30
Mr beat is you book still available?I couldn’t find it on Amazon. Love your videos bro👍
Thank you Andrew! Yes, the book available here: www.amazon.com/presents-Ultimate-American-Presidential-Election/dp/B08W7DWJYY/ref=pd_lpo_14_t_0/139-8410902-9638204?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B08W7DWJYY&pd_rd_r=c9e824b8-4ee2-4ed3-a803-d91131286af0&pd_rd_w=XjzBe&pd_rd_wg=c2cpx&pf_rd_p=fb1e266d-b690-4b4f-b71c-bd35e5395976&pf_rd_r=9A2RF88CN1XSRB1C43RH&psc=1&refRID=9A2RF88CN1XSRB1C43RH
@@iammrbeat thank you 🙏. I’m gonna pick it up for my kindle
@@iammrbeat I loved the book. Great simple lay out and highly informative. Keep up the great work bro
2:24 love the hair.
Also, don't lie. You're here for a certain "ten dollar founding father".
Video starts at 3:39, everything before is filler or ads.
They should make a gold coin honoring William Jennings Bryan
lol … cross of gold speech
Still a top 5 campaign speech well over 100 years later
I personally like how quarters have different backs with different states on them - I got a West Virginia one today that had Harpers Ferry on the back with "John Brown's Fort" below it. The fact that I actually know why it has that on the back even though I'm from Illinois is surprising to me.
can you do a video showing off your coin collection? do you have any favorites in your collection?
"The half-dollar is the largest coin currently produced."
Physically, yes. Monetarily, no. Dollar coins are still being minted to this day, with Sacagawea on the obverse.
Ok supet
That’s what he meant… largest in physical size
@@SeanMacadelic Probably, but the wording was ambiguous and he didn't mention dollar coins until much later.
Can we get a full mr beat coin collection video please!!!!!!
lol hardly anyone would watch
Love your vids mr beat
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A fascinating video! l learned a lot that l didn't know!
Glad you enjoyed it!