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<p>[QUOTE="kaparthy, post: 3353265, member: 57463"]It is all about values to me because I came to understand money as a teenager by reading the works of Ayn Rand. You can find "Francisco's Money Speech" online in many places.</p><p><br /></p><p>I am a writer, not a collector, but I have some of this and that. When I collected actively, I pursued philosophers, not emperors, thus my Marcus Aurelius sestertius. Going through bulk bags of foreigns, if I found a nazi coin, I threw it in the garbage. But I confess that I have a 1922 USSR Silver Ruble. So, we make our choices...</p><p><br /></p><p>As for Pres. John Kennedy, he has been going through something of a re-evaluation in the last couple of decades. Now, he is perceived more as a conservative than a liberal. His "Berlin Wall" speech, the Cuban Missile Crisis, and forming the Green Berets were his foreign policy. It is said that he advocated for a renewed US Treasury Silver Certificate to replace the FRN.</p><p><br /></p><p>It is highly ironic that the US Mint struck a $5 Gold Franklin Roosevelt commemorative.</p><p><br /></p><p>[ATTACH=full]887755[/ATTACH]</p><p>Stater from Sinope c. 400 BCE attributable to Diogenes the Cynic.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="kaparthy, post: 3353265, member: 57463"]It is all about values to me because I came to understand money as a teenager by reading the works of Ayn Rand. You can find "Francisco's Money Speech" online in many places. I am a writer, not a collector, but I have some of this and that. When I collected actively, I pursued philosophers, not emperors, thus my Marcus Aurelius sestertius. Going through bulk bags of foreigns, if I found a nazi coin, I threw it in the garbage. But I confess that I have a 1922 USSR Silver Ruble. So, we make our choices... As for Pres. John Kennedy, he has been going through something of a re-evaluation in the last couple of decades. Now, he is perceived more as a conservative than a liberal. His "Berlin Wall" speech, the Cuban Missile Crisis, and forming the Green Berets were his foreign policy. It is said that he advocated for a renewed US Treasury Silver Certificate to replace the FRN. It is highly ironic that the US Mint struck a $5 Gold Franklin Roosevelt commemorative. [ATTACH=full]887755[/ATTACH] Stater from Sinope c. 400 BCE attributable to Diogenes the Cynic.[/QUOTE]
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