Cash Isn't Made of Paper* - A Quick History of the US Dollar

*It's still technically paper, just not the normal wood-pulp paper we normally use.

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[bentleylan]

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[DelftTrains]

Great content, you deserve so many more subs. Keep it up dude!

[ohwow]

So basically we’re working for cotton!

[revolutionaryprepper]

Ok, so they don't need trees technically to make a U.S. dollar. Dollars today, are made from 75% cotton, 25% linen. It's probably been that way since 1929, good point. Great video, keep up the good work. You did your research and that's a good thing, ty.

[aaronargyle]

No idea when I subscribed to you but great content

[UsualSuspect]

Great and informative vid. Also, 1ST!!! 👍☝️

[prezmil]

I knew it was cotton instead of paper but didn’t know that it was also linen.

[neo]

I'm planning on showing this video to my friend( she still thinks money is made out of paper, lol)

[grimreaper]

So this means money grows on plants instead of trees..