Is it ironic that andrew jackson is on the $20 dollar bill when he never liked rich or wealthy people? he had also moved all the money to the state banks. they were quoted as the "pet banks".

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Is it ironic that andrew jackson is on the $20 dollar bill when he never liked rich or wealthy people? he had also moved all the money to the state banks. they were quoted as the "pet banks".

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Yes, very ironic!

lol i never thought about it that way before

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