Sundman Lecture Series If ever there was monetary excitement paralleling our current economic situation, it was the Great Depression. The U.S. banking system had collapsed, money was being hoarded, and commerce had slowed to a crawl. Today's bailouts were attempted back then under the guise of emergency issues of currency - cheap money that governments and institutions hoped would stimulate circulation and commerce.

Peter Huntoon is a noted expert on U.S. paper money and author of books and scholarly articles. He is a longtime instructor at the ANA's Summer Seminar. In this video presentation you will see and hear:

Speaker(s): Peter Huntoon.

To watch the complete video, see:
Small Size Paper Money: Emergency Money of the Great Depression(https://youtu.be/Agd9wdBZpso)
Small Size Paper Money: Emergency Money of the Great Depression(https://nnp.wustl.edu/library/book/557337)