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1877

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Report and Accompanying Documents of the United States Monetary Commission, Vol. 1 (Senate Report No. 703, 44th Congress, 2d Session)

United States Monetary Commission (Sen. John P. Jones, chairman) · 1877 · Government Printing Office

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  • —The Bowen minority report on the 1792 ratio, the displacement of Spanish coin, and the melting of full-weight American fractional silver: "Vainly did the United States Mint issue American fractional coins of full weight and value, as these were soon melted up, and the bullion sold at a high profit."Early Dollars →

BOOK CHAPTERS

  • CHAPTER TWOThe CarouselReadAccepted by count, exported by the crate: the banker's habit that consumed ninety-seven percent of the series.

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  • CHAPTER SEVENThe Commune's Vault — The Early Half Dollars — An OunceDesk Guide (The American Series)IN THE PDF

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