Question

golden opportunity a world record was broken in july 2002, when a coin was auctioned in new york city for 7.6 million dollars. this particular 1933 double eagle became the most expensive piece of currency ever sold. double eagles were manufactured by the united states mint from 1849 through 1933. they are gold coins with a face value of twenty dollars, just as a nickel is worth five cents. a total of 445,500 double eagles were produced in 1933 alone. so how could just one of these twenty - dollar coins be worth so much money? when franklin roosevelt became president of the united states on march 4, 1933, the country was already in the middle of the great depression. this 2 what is the text about? it is about the results of a coin sale linked to executive order 6102. it is about the reasons executive order 6102 made people angry. it is about the reasons for and the effects of executive order 6102.

Explanation:

The text first introduces the record-breaking auction of a 1933 double eagle coin, then sets up context about Franklin D. Roosevelt's 1933 presidency during the Great Depression, implying a link between the coin's high value and Executive Order 6102 (which restricted gold ownership). It focuses on the connection between the coin sale and the order.

Answer:

It is about the results of a coin sale linked to Executive Order 6102.