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Mr. Kusmits. MADE OF GOLD  Makes money and jewelry  Goldsmiths have a vault to keep gold.

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1 Mr. Kusmits

2 MADE OF GOLD

3  Makes money and jewelry  Goldsmiths have a vault to keep gold

4  Anna, Kyle, and Andrew give 200, 100, and 50 dollars of gold respectively to Goldsmith for safe keeping. Goldsmith gives receipts to them. 

5  Kyle want to buy something from Andrew. Instead of going to the Goldsmith and getting gold Kyle endorses receipt to Andrew.  http://www.marshu.com/articles/images- website/articles/presidents-on-us-paper- money/one-hundred-thousand-100000-dollar- bill.jpg

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