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#Mintthecoin Campaign Proposes Trillion Dollar Coin As A Solution To The Debt Ceiling

#Mintthecoin Campaign Proposes Trillion Dollar Coin As A Solution To The Debt Ceiling

By Zach Walton January 4, 2013 | 1 Comment

#Mintthecoin is a simple Twitter hashtag campaign – it’s asking the government to mint a platinum coin worth $1 trillion. This coin would then be deposited at the Federal Reserve to avert the debt ceiling that now looms on the …

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Hilary And Mitt Making A Mint

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