Giving gelt, coins for the children, is one of Hanukkah's most beloved traditions. These days it usually means chocolate in gold foil. Meanwhile, the U.S. Constitution still says in Article I that no state shall "make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts." Then 1971 came along and the dollar cut its last tie to gold. This long sleeve tee brings the two together: Hanukkah gelt, backed by the gold standard, the way sound money fans think it should be.
Picture it: the menorah glowing in the window, latkes sizzling in the kitchen, the dreidel spinning across the table, and you in a soft long sleeve tee as the family conversation drifts toward inflation. Someone reads your shirt and laughs. Someone else starts explaining fiat currency. Happy Hanukkah.
The founders wrote gold and silver into the Constitution. We're just putting it on a shirt.
For more free-market holiday wear, try the Ayn Rand Christmas Presents Shirt or the Taxation is Theft Unisex Crewneck Sweatshirt.
Round out the celebration with the Taxation is Theft Glass Ornament, which hangs just as well in a window as on a tree, the Thomas Jefferson Glass Ornament, and the Taxation Smells Like Theft 9 oz Candle.
We stand behind every piece we make. If you're not happy, we'll make it right.
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