Caroline Turco

It sparks a whole new round of questions.

And I think not only is there the question of who will succeed Diamond one day, but there's now this question of Marianne Lake.

What will she do next?

Yes, she is retiring from J.P.

Morgan.

We will not see her in this role that she has held.

And she was really talked about as a potential successor.

So if that is not going to happen, it raises the question of what's next for her.

So these are half eagles, these $5 pieces.

So it's based on weight.

So the $5 half eagles here are $5 worth of gold, give or take a few cents at that time to consider the amount of work and money it took to make it.

And then the smaller ones, they're a quarter eagle, and they are worth $2.50 worth of gold.

The first U.S.

Mint, they go to George Washington and they say, sir, we're going to need your bust to be made so that we can have your face on coins.

But he says, absolutely not, because that is for a monarchy.

And George is like, we literally just fought a war to get rid of our monarch.

How dare you try to make me into that same symbol?

And he said, over my dead body, which, by the way, if you've seen a quarter recently, awkward.

He was not playing around.

And Theodore Roosevelt was like, I want good stuff again.