Name: Jackson and the 20 Dollar Bill
Duration: 122
Description: Why is Andrew Jackson--a staunch opponent of paper money--featured on the $20 bill?

Why is Andrew Jackson--a staunch opponent of paper money--featured on the $20 bill?

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Why is Andrew Jackson&#8211;a staunch opponent of paper money&#8211;featured on the $20 bill?

Jackson and the $20 Bill

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