Roosevelt's executive order 6102, which mandated the confiscation of privately held gold coins and bullion, was controversial and its constitutionality was disputed at the time. Some argued it violated private property rights and exceeded the president's authority. However, Roosevelt's administration claimed it was a necessary measure during an economic emergency under the president's war powers. The Supreme Court ultimately upheld the order in a 1935 ruling, but there are still legal scholars who argue it was unconstitutional. So there are reasonable arguments on both sides of this issue.
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