





Secure your 1 oz 2015 Merry Consumerism Silver Proof-Like Round and grow your wealth today!
This beautiful proof-like round, Merry Consumerism, harkens back to the infancy of consumerism in post-WW2 America. Large American manufacturers were fearful that after the glut of war spending, that their factories would shut down. They employed the likes of Madison Avenue advertisers and the nephew of Sigmund Freud, Edward Bernays, to spur consumer demand.
Merry Consumerism mocks the consumerism that has run amok in America and destroyed a once high holy day. The proud father figure arrogantly endorses his family's debt slavery with his "Slave" Credit Card. The "Sex Sells" mother figure ignorantly passes down more "stuff" to her children. And the spoiled child is never satisfied while shackled with debt. All while celebrating Merry Consumerism under the ever-green money tree.
Secure your 1 oz 2015 Merry Consumerism Silver Proof-Like Round and grow your wealth today!
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*Ships individually in protective packaging
*Consisting of 1 oz of 999 Fine Silver
*Obverse: Features a stunning depiction of the Trivium of Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric
*Reverse: Features a design that mocks the consumerism that has run amok in America and destroyed a once high holy day
This beautiful proof-like round, Merry Consumerism, harkens back to the infancy of consumerism in post-WW2 America. Large American manufacturers were fearful that after the glut of war spending, that their factories would shut down. They employed the likes of Madison Avenue advertisers and the nephew of Sigmund Freud, Edward Bernays, to spur consumer demand.
Merry Consumerism mocks the consumerism that has run amok in America and destroyed a once high holy day. The proud father figure arrogantly endorses his family's debt slavery with his "Slave" Credit Card. The "Sex Sells" mother figure ignorantly passes down more "stuff" to her children. And the spoiled child is never satisfied while shackled with debt. All while celebrating Merry Consumerism under the ever-green money tree.