Card IX-2: GOLD BAN – Franklin D. Roosevelt forbids Americans to hoard gold, with exceptions such as industrial use, collector coins and up to $100 per person. Violations: up to $10,000, ten years in prison, or both. Satoshi later gave April 5 as his birthday.

Anniversary · 5 April · THE ARCHIVE

Franklin D. Roosevelt forbids Americans to hoard gold, with exceptions such as industrial use, collector coins and up to $100 per person. Violations: up to $10,000, ten years in prison, or both. Satoshi later gave April 5 as his birthday.

GOLD BAN · EXECUTIVE ORDER 6102 · 05.04.1933

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Source

Fact · Executive Order 6102, The White House, 5 April 1933 (American Presidency Project): exemptions Sec. 2 (a) industry/trade/art, (b) up to $100 in gold coin/certificates per person plus collector’s coins, (c) foreign central banks, (d) licensed purposes; penalties Sec. 9. Birth date 5 April 1975 according to Satoshi’s P2P Foundation profile (secondary: decrypt.co/313481)

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How much of what you own could be seized by a single decree?