What effects might it have had on the monetary system

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In the 1964 movie Gold finger, the title character schemes to increase the price of gold. He plans to drop an atomic bomb on Fort Knox, making the gold there radioactive.

His operation is financed by North Korea, which hopes to make the dollar worthless, disrupting the U.S. economy.

If James Bond hadn't thwarted Gold finger's plan, what effects might it have had on the monetary system and economy in 1964?

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