I found this poem by Clifford Johnson on a site named OpEdNews.com. It is worthy of everyone enjoying here:

S. 1105: Dollar Coins or Paper Dollars?

by Clifford Johnson
Coin or paper?
What a caper!
One is proper,
one a whopper.
1862 $1 Legal Tender Note
Drastic
is what’s inelastic,
plastic
more than gold’s fantastic.
1935 $1 Reverse Early Design
What is copper
to a shopper,
what a penny?
One too many.
1921-D Peace Dollar
Paper powers
golden showers,
yet isn’t ours!
But a buck round
is square and sound.
1976-S Type 1 Eisenhower Dollar Reverse
One is proper,
one a whopper.
Coin or paper?
What a caper!
2013 Theodore Roosevelt Dollar
Images:

  • First $1 bill issued in 1862 as a Legal Tender Note. (Wikipedia)
  • President Franklin Roosevelt’s conditional approval of the one-dollar bill’s design in 1935, requiring that the appearance of the sides of the Great Seal be reversed, and together, captioned. (Wikipedia)
  • 1921-D Peace Dollar. (Wikipedia)
  • 1976-S Type 1 (1975) Eisenhower Dollar with Bicentennial Design. (Wikipedia)
  • 2013 Theodore Roosevelt Dollar. (U.S. Mint)

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