Joan Lunden Behind Closed Doors: U.S. Treasury

[@tbone3972]

Was Joan Lunden able to keep that Walking Liberty coin that she struck??? That would be a GREAT keepsake for her.

[@MtnLiner]

This series was from 1996 to 2001. That bar of platinum was worth more than gold at $600 an ounce.

[@russellarmer-ml1ir]

as of 2024 its around 900 per oz

[@clydecessna737]

It is NOT money; the bank note is a "promissory note" issued by the Treasury.

[@pinkfloydfan564]

Ju$t amazing.

[@russellarmer-ml1ir]

the west point mint is also making some circulating coins now the 96 dime was mint set only

[@LarryH8988]

Cool

[@mr.nickolasjohnkrznarich1795]

Joan...... This is THE UNIVERSAL DIRECTOR. Please see my comment to a video called The Bureau of Printing and Engraving (They wrongfully switched Engraving and Printing) DC landmarks self guided tour.

[@jacksonmwangi6546]

I feel sorry for the cow

[@dez8946]

Why didn’t she keep the money she was handed

[@agentbillstoll6235]

evidence...🤫

[@mrpopenfresh]

The damaged money job looked boring, but not as much as being in charge of security. You need to be paranoid that somegthing will happen, and it never will.