Welcome to another episode of the Market Pulse Podcast! Brett Elliott from APMEX sits down with Ted Ancher, Director of Numismatics, for a fascinating look at one of the most dramatic moments in U.S. financial history — the 1933 gold confiscation. Together, they unpack how President Roosevelt’s decision to seize private gold reshaped the American monetary system, triggered a massive devaluation of the dollar, and set the stage for the modern era of inflation.

The conversation dives into the legal gray areas behind Executive Order 6102, the role of the Federal Reserve, and the long-term impact this “monetary reset” had on trust, currency, and the concept of sound money.

Brett and Ted also explore whether such a confiscation could ever happen again, and what today’s investors can learn from the policies that changed money forever.

Tune in for an insightful discussion on inflation, control, and the legacy of a monetary reset and discover why the lessons of 1933 still matter in today’s uncertain economy.

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