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Our films are educational commentary. Third-party material is used to inform and analyze, under fair use.
Fair use
We use short excerpts of news reports, newsreels, photographs and other archival material for education, commentary and criticism, with our own narration and analysis added. We rely on fair use under 17 U.S.C. § 107. Sources are credited in the video description and on the film page. This is not legal advice.
Images of U.S. currency
Images of U.S. currency are shown in accordance with 18 U.S.C. § 504 and 31 CFR § 411.1, which permit images of currency for educational and historical purposes under the conditions those rules set. We do not use currency in advertising or merchandise.
Our own material
The original scripts, narration, graphics and design of American Money History are ours. You may quote our pages with a link back to the source page. For other use, ask us.
Rights holders: contact us
If you believe we have used your work in a way you object to, email [email protected] with:
- the link to the video or page;
- the timestamp or the image concerned;
- a description of your work and how you own it;
- your contact details.
We review each message and reply. If a claim is valid, we remove or change the material. If we believe the use is fair, we will explain why. Formal claims can also be filed through YouTube’s own copyright process.