Currency Recall Lawrence Patterson 1994 Monetary Reform Criminal Politics Club

by Lawrence Patterson

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Currency Recall: The Coming Monetary Reorganization of the United States. By Lawrence Patterson. Criminal Politics Book Club, 1994. Paperback. An uncommon 1990s work on U.S. currency, monetary policy, banking, paper money, Federal Reserve issues, currency redesign, and proposed monetary reorganization. Patterson presents arguments and predictions concerning the possibility of a future recall or replacement of United States paper currency and discusses what he regarded as broader changes in the American monetary and banking system. The book reflects a strain of 1990s alternative political and monetary commentary associated with the Criminal Politics Book Club / Patterson Strategy Organization; archival collections identify that organization as a distinct publisher and distributor of political literature during the period. The book is best treated as a period document of alternative monetary and political thought, rather than as an authoritative account of U.S. monetary policy. Contemporary federal sources from the mid-1990s stated that Treasury officials did not plan a general recall of U.S. currency and instead intended older notes to leave circulation gradually as redesigned notes were introduced. Of interest to collectors and researchers of monetary history, paper currency, Federal Reserve history, alternative political literature, banking criticism, currency redesign, and 1990s American political ephemera. Condition: Very Good+. Paperback binding is sound. Interior is clea

• Publisher: Criminal Politics Book Club
• Year: 1994
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: Very Good

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