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62. Federal Reserve Bank Of Philadelphia - History Of Currency Counting Home Economic Education history of currency Counting history OFcurrency COUNTING at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia. http://www.phil.frb.org/education/counting.html

Home Economic Education Introduction 1920s and 1930s ... A Symbol of Security HISTORY OF CURRENCY COUNTING at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia William E. Jones swung open the double doors of 406-408 Chestnut Street in Philadelphia one morning in 1914, admitting not only the brisk autumn air but a new era in banking as well. It was November 14th, the first day of business for the bankers' bank, the Federal Reserve System. That morning, as Jones politely answered the questions of curious passersby, twelve Federal Reserve Banks opened around the country. Their responsibilities included the establishment of a flexible supply of currency for banks and the control of the quality of cash in circulation. The need for a central bank became clear during the Bank Panic of 1907, when cash reserves fell perilously low as a result of banks' over investment in common stocks. The public lost faith in the banking system, businesses began to insist on cash payment, and a recession had developed. By 1912, a Congressional commission concluded that a central bank, separate from the federal government and administered by banks, was needed. A dozen geographic Districts were created, each served by a Federal Reserve Bank in the region. In Philadelphia, where the Third District is based, the Federal Reserve Bank grew rapidly. Initially, the Fed had 24 employees and four officers and borrowed extra staff as needed from a local typewriter company. By 1918, it had grown to 419 employees and 11 officers, necessitating a move to new facilities at 925 Chestnut Street.

63. MedHist: UK's Gateway To Resources For The History Of Medicine Establishing the currency of the information contained within a resource may notalways be that important for some history of medicine resources (eg etexts etc http://medhist.ac.uk/about/evaluation/eval6.html

text only MedHist selection and evaluation guidelines 6. Currency Establishing the currency of the information contained within a resource may not always be that important for some history of medicine resources (e.g. e-texts etc.) but it is important to assess the currency of the site itself to ascertain if it is still being maintained or has been abandoned: Check for "last updated" information Check the site's hyperlinks for validity and currency. Are there any announcements about how frequently / often the site is updated? If in doubt, periodically check the site to see if any changes have been made to it, or alternatively, contact the site's administrator if there is an email address or other contact details. Contact the site's administrator if there is no evidence that the resource been updated within the last year to ascertain if it is still current or has been abandoned. Back to top 6.1 Note Do not include non-current or out of date sites unless they contain a uniquely useful resource such as an electronic text or other primary resource. Back to top Contents Scope of MedHist Collection development ... Further information

64. Utah History To Go - Coins And Currency COINS AND currency Leonard J. Arrington Utah history Encyclopedia.Until the Civil War, the United States had no national currency http://historytogo.utah.gov/coinsmorm.html

Previous Next COINS AND CURRENCY Leonard J. Arrington Utah History Encyclopedia Until the Civil War, the United States had no national currency, and most of the coins in circulation were privately minted. In order to provide a satisfactory circulating medium for the early settlers of Utah, Brigham Young and his associates in the LDS Church established a church mint in 1848, and also placed in circulation paper money backed by the treasury and officials of the LDS Church. Coins were minted in 1849, 1850, and 1860; currency with Brigham Young's signature was placed in circulation in 1848, 1850, and 1858. Crucibles for minting were brought to the territory in September 1849, and the church mint was ready to resume operations. Dies were prepared for $2.50, $5.00, and $20.00 gold pieces to supplement the $10.00 dies made in late 1848. There was a slight change in the new design. The words "Pure Gold" were represented by the initials P.G. and the letters G.S.L.C. (for Great Salt Lake City) were added. The new coinage began in September 1849 and continued into 1851. Approximately $70,000 in gold pieces, mostly in the lower denominations, were coined, some on church account, but mostly on private account. The coins were at first minted without any alloy, but later a small percentage of silver was added to increase hardness.

65. A Guide To Kuwait Currency Through History Center for Research and Studies on Kuwait CRSK. A Guide to Kuwait CurrencyThrough history. Prepared by, Adel Mohammad AlAbdulmoghni. No. of pages, 76. http://www.crsk.org/pub21.htm

C enter for R esearch and S tudies on K uwait CRSK A Guide to Kuwait Currency Through History Prepared by Adel Mohammad Al-Abdulmoghni No. of pages Published Language Arabic A concise guide which pursuits the development of currency circulated in Kuwait through history: coins of the third century BC in Failaka Island; currency at the beginning of the eighteenth century AD, Austrian Rials and Indian Rupees and finally Kuwaiti national issuance since 1961. The Guide is a document for tracing the history of Kuwait, highlighting its economic activities and proving uniqueness of Kuwait's currency. webmaster@crsk.org P O Box 65131, AL Mansouriya, 35652, Kuwait Tel (965) 2574081/2/3 - Fax (965) 2574078

66. A History Of Fractional Currency- Part One, Introduction And First Issue A history of Fractional currency Part One, Introduction and First Issue. http://www.fractionalnotes.com/historyarticle_1st-issue.htm

A History of Fractional Currency- Part One, Introduction and First Issue Get Well Milt! SITE MAP Back to Home Page Store updated on 4/1/2003, 236 Fractional Items Posted. Silver Penny Coins, Ltd. About Us Contact Us Shipping Information What People Are Saying... Fractional Basics Introduction to Fractional Collecting "Did You Know?" Fractional Note FAQ Fractional History Part 1- Introduction and First Issue Part 2- Second Issue Part 3- Third Issue Part 4- Fourth Issue ... At Auction, Long Ago Types and Varieties Proof Notes Specimen Notes Experimental Notes Design Figures ... The Rarest Fractional Notes Fractional Association Items Fractional Shields Coinage Replacements of the Civil War BEP Fractional Souvenir Cards Fractional Vignettes ... Heath's Fractional Plates Fractional Errors Inverted Fractionals Value of Inverted Fractionals Complete Census of Inverted Fractionals Fractional Resources Fractional Currency Collectors Board Milt's Books Fractionals at Memphis Fractionals on the Internet ... Fractional Downloads Grading and Pricing Price Guides Grading Fractionals Pictorial Guide to Grading Fractionals Online Auctions Grading Glossary ... What They Say and What They Mean...

67. A History Of Fractional Currency- Part Five, Fifth Issue A history of Fractional currency Part Five, Fifth Issue. http://www.fractionalnotes.com/historyarticle_5th-issue.htm

A History of Fractional Currency- Part Five, Fifth Issue Get Well Milt! SITE MAP Back to Home Page Store updated on 4/1/2003, 236 Fractional Items Posted. Silver Penny Coins, Ltd. About Us Contact Us Shipping Information What People Are Saying... Fractional Basics Introduction to Fractional Collecting "Did You Know?" Fractional Note FAQ Fractional History Part 1- Introduction and First Issue Part 2- Second Issue Part 3- Third Issue Part 4- Fourth Issue ... At Auction, Long Ago Types and Varieties Proof Notes Specimen Notes Experimental Notes Design Figures ... The Rarest Fractional Notes Fractional Association Items Fractional Shields Coinage Replacements of the Civil War BEP Fractional Souvenir Cards Fractional Vignettes ... Heath's Fractional Plates Fractional Errors Inverted Fractionals Value of Inverted Fractionals Complete Census of Inverted Fractionals Fractional Resources Fractional Currency Collectors Board Milt's Books Fractionals at Memphis Fractionals on the Internet ... Fractional Downloads Grading and Pricing Price Guides Grading Fractionals Pictorial Guide to Grading Fractionals Online Auctions Grading Glossary ... Fractional Grading Survey A Virtual Fractional Collection Key Fractional Notes First Issue Notes Second Issue Notes Third Issue Notes ... Fifth Issue Notes United States Postage and Fractional Currency By John and Nancy Wilson (Originally Published in "The Centinel, Official Publication of the Central States Numismatic Society," Volume 28, Number 3, Fall 1980. Reprinted with permission of the authors.

68. BBC - History - Decimal Currency And The European Community 1971 - 73 Victorians 1837 1900. The Early 20th Century 1901 - 1944. Post WW11 1945- 2002. Post WW11. Decimal currency and the European Community 1971 - 73. http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/timelines/england/pwar_decimal_currency_eu.shtml

CATEGORIES TV RADIO COMMUNICATE ... INDEX SEARCH MONDAY 7th April 2003 Text only BBC Homepage History Topics ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! England Timeline Mesolithic and Neolithic Ages 8300 - 2301 BC The Bronze and Iron Ages 2300 BC - AD 42 The Romans in England AD 43 - 409 Invaders Norman England The Early Middle Ages The Late Middle Ages ... Post WW11 Post WW11 Decimal currency and the European Community 1971 - 73 Then in 1973 Britain finally joined the EC after long negotiation, having first applied to join five years previously only to be denied entry by de Gaulle. Again in '67 de Gaulle vetoed UK membership. He reversed the decision in 1970, becoming a member after three years. Then when Labour took power in 1974 they demanded renegotiations and in 1975, in the first-ever UK referendum, the British public vote in favour of remaining an EC member. Opportunity For All 1944 - 49 Labour Victory in the General Election, June 1945 Politics 1951 - 57 Elizabeth II's Coronation 1953 ... Turbulent Politics 1970 - 79 Decimal currency and the European Community 1971 - 73 Strikes, Unemployment and the Winter of Discontent 1978 - 79

69. State History, Old Currency, Topics Of May 5 Gathering NEWS For immediate use, March 30, 2001 No. 159. State history, oldcurrency, topics of May 5 gathering. By EMILY CRAMER. UNC News Services. http://www.unc.edu/news/newsserv/univ/mar01/money033001.htm

NEWS SERVICES 210 Pittsboro Street, Campus Box 6210 Chapel Hill, NC 27599-6210 (919) 962-2091 FAX: (919) 962-2279 www.unc.edu/news/newsserv NEWS For immediate use March 30, 2001 No. 159 State history, old currency, topics of May 5 gathering By EMILY CRAMER UNC News Services CHAPEL HILL Coins and bills that tell a version of state history will be the subject of the North Carolina Collection Gallery’s Third Annual Numismatic Symposium on May 5 at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The event, "Money in Print: Currency Authors’ Day," will be free and open to the public from 1-5 p.m. in Wilson Library, which houses the university's North Carolina Collection. The symposium will be educational for collectors and people interested in the historical aspects of out-of-print tokens and bills, said gallery assistant keeper Laura Baxley. "Most people don’t realize how much can be learned from obsolete currency," she said. "Whether a person is a collector or is simply interested in North Carolina’s history, I think any participant will walk away with valuable, new information." Visitors will be guided on a tour of the gallery, which contains Confederate bills and notes from the N.C. Colonial period. Symposium speakers will be available to offer informal appraisals of visitors’ currency collections.

70. Sterling : The History Of A Currency Search for Books Keywords Sterling The history of a currency.Nicholas Mayhew. Like http://www.discovereconomics.com/bookstore/economics/0471385352AMUS218104.shtml

Search for: Books Magazines Music Maps Out of Print Books British Books British Magazines British Music Keywords: The Offshore Library The Offshore Entrepreneur Swiss Investing The Investor's Library ... Resources for Liberty Search for: Books Magazines British Books British Magazines Keywords: Sterling : The History of a Currency Nicholas Mayhew "Like an underground stream which rarely comes to the surface but which nevertheless irrigates the countryside through which it flows, sterling runs through British history, from the Conquest up to the present day." With this passage, Nicholas Mayhew begins his fascinating look at one of the world's most storied, influential currencies. Sterling: The History of a Currency is both an absorbing account of the global impact of currency throughout the second millennium and an entertaining primer in financial history and theory. Mayhew traces the path of sterling from its genesis around 1080, during the rule of William the Conqueror, through latter-day struggles to hold its own amidst the global retreat from precious metals standards and the still-developing Euro. Tales of laborers and merchants interweave with those of knights and kings to reveal the social fabric of European society in 1500. Passages from Adam Smith's 1776 classic The Wealth of Nations outline early but fundamental principles of banking. The dramatic increase in the early nineteenth-century supply of sterling, accompanied by its equally dramatic fall in value, is explored, and the evolution of money from silver and gold through paper, plastic, and electronic impulses is contrasted with social movements that have changed our need for, and relationship with, money.

71. Sterling : The History Of A Currency Sterling The history of a currency. Nicholas Mayhew. A richly detailedhistory of the rise and fall of England's pound sterling. http://www.discovereconomics.com/bookstore/economics/0471385352AMUS218103.shtml

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72. ICSN - History/Artifacts - Early Currency Early Igbo currency. Manilla. Manillas entered the local economies asa form of currency and were a highly profitable item of trade. http://www.igbocsn.com/currency.htm

Eastern Nigeria History and Artifacts Our Origin and History Early Currency Early Writings The Biafran War Traditions Early Igbo Currency Historically a variety of objects that have been used across Africa to facilitate trade and measure wealth. Although cowrie shells, aggrey beads, ivory and cloth have served historically as currency, metals have also been used from the earliest times. Some pre-coinage currencies used for goods and services include: Cowry shells Cowries money is one example of odd and curious early primitive money Manilla Manillas entered the local economies as a form of currency and were a highly profitable item of trade. They circulated West Africa from the end of the 15th century to 1948. They were originally made of copper or brass and later composed of a mixture of other metals. Copper and brass manillas were heavy open bracelets shaped like house shoes, with bulbous ends. The quality of their ringing sound and the amount of "flash," or excess metal extruded at the joints of the mold, helped determine their value. The small manillas with flared ends were manufactured in Birmingham, England, for export to Africa. Larger examples, called king, queen or prince manillas, were status symbols and more a store of value than currency. The queen manilla shown here was worth about 75 small ones. During the mid 1500, Portuguese seamen were reported to have paid about 50 manillas for an ounce of gold. Bracelet Bracelets, that were cast or hammered from copper had little circulation and were never used in connection with routine transactions. Instead, they served as reservoirs of wealth in a form that was easy to store and transport. This storage function is best illustrated in the very heavy bracelets of the South-Eastern Nigeria region. To create some of these bracelets, the artists poured molten metal directly into a cast in the ground called a puddle mold. As the metal cooled, it was wrapped into a circular shape and often even fitted directly to the wearer's body. Representing stored family wealth; these ornaments were usually large and heavy and were worn by people of high status throughout Igboland. Aside from their intrinsic value, they were also valued for their artistry.

73. Quick Euro Converter - Shareware - Currency Converter Quick euro converter 2.0 history. 24 supplementary and selectable currencies.one fully configurable currency. update of the exchange rates via Internet. http://www.quick-euro.com/euro/uk/uk_history.html

Quick euro converter 2.0 - History June 1999: version 2.0 2 execution modes: standard (occasionally) or from the task bar (frequently). you can setup the number of digits after the comma (1 to 5 digits). smart paste from the clipboard. automatic paste from the clipboard when the converter is opened. "flag buttons" in the Windows style instead of clickables pictures. 24 supplementary and selectable currencies. one fully configurable currency. update of the exchange rates via Internet. creation of this web site. creation of an help file. switch from freeware to shareware. use of Kagi for secure online payment system. improvement of the computing precision for the conversion between currencies. In frequently mode, the splash screen has been changed in order to indicate the number of days before the launch of the Euro notes (1 January 2002). creation of an installer. March 1999: version 1.0 simple Euro converter between the 11 currencies of the Euro zone. Return Product Download Order ... Welcome The converter Product Converter Param:General Param:Currencies ... Configuration History Thanks Free download Order Links ... Welcome Contact By email Write your email to receive informations Partnership Partners Ultra Lingua

74. CMB Forex Commission Free Fx Online Currency Trading Online Rate history. The rate history window is a summary view of today'sprices, listed by currency pair. High / Low columns display High http://www.cmbfx.com/rate.html

75. A Brief History Of British Currency A Brief history Of British currency. A week or two ago I was asked forthe value of various coins which a book reader had come across http://gouk.about.com/library/weekly/aa042902a.htm

zfp=-1 About Travel United Kingdom/Ireland for Visitors Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting United Kingdom/Ireland for Visitors with Jane Dickerson-Shinn Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS Counties/Areas of England Scotland, Wales and The Channel Islands UK Travel Specials ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement A Brief History Of British Currency A week or two ago I was asked for the value of various coins which a book reader had come across whilst reading Sherlock Holmes. I managed to answer his question, and then thought that you might like to know this information as well. On the 17th of February 2001 I produced an article about Decimalisation and Metrication which you might like to read in conjunction with this new article. How did the "old" money work (ie before decimalisation)? Check your answer here . Wouldn't you rather have a decimal system!

76. History Of Mauritius, Language In Mauritius, Currency Of Mauritius, Peoples In M history of mauritius, language in mauritius, currency of mauritius, climateof mauritius, weater in mauritius, rainfall in mauritius, mauritius travel http://www.planetgypsy.com/destinations/mauritius/general.html

General Info Climate Places of Interest Shopping ... Mauritius General Info General Information People Language Food Currency ... Essential Things to Carry The coastline of 330 km is almost entirely surrounded by one of the largest unbroken coral reefs in the world. This beautiful landmass is full of scenic landscapes and enchanting spots that savor to the tourist's quest. Rodrigues is another Mauritian island that lies about 560 km east. Its greatest length is about is about 18 km and the greatest breadth is about 8 km. Top People Of the whole population 51 % are Hindus 17 % are Muslims and 27 % are Christians. Top Language French and Creole are the main spoken laungauge used in everyday life. A number of oriental languages are also spoken. Mauritians also speak their native language such as Hindi, Chinese, Urdu, etc. English is the official language and is widely understood.

77. Coins & Currency - The History Of United States Coinage - Books-CoinsBBM-130 Coins currency The history of United States Coinage - Books-CoinsBBM-130.Coins currency - The history of United States Coinage - Books-CoinsBBM-130 http://www.ehobbies.com/1004-6147.html

No sales tax on ALL orders shipped outside of California! Home Coins eO 1004-6147 The History of United States Coinage covers all series of American coins from the colonials to territorial gold, half cents to $20 gold. A hardbound, 572 page illustrated wonder, Q. David Bowers' book is the equivalent of a university course in coins! Author : Q. David Bowers ISBN Number Publication Date : January 1988 Publisher : Bowers and Merena Galleries This item is no longer available in our store. To see this item and thousands more like it at savings up to 75% off, visit our new outlet store at eHobbiesOutlet.com! eO 1004-6147 Subscribe to the FREE eHobbies Newsletter! Receive special discounts and offers only available in the eHobbies Newsletter SIGN UP TODAY! HTML Text AOL About Us Affiliates Customer Comments Special Orders ... Help

78. Currency Rate History currency rate history information and Brief history of NC Civil Warcurrency With the outbreak of the Civil War, North later in http://www.fccommunity.org/sharp-video-projector.htm

79. U.S. Money History US Money history. 1775 Continental currency American colonists issued papercurrency for the Continental Congress to finance the Revolutionary War. http://www.factmonster.com/ipka/A0774856.html

Almanac Math Money U.S. Money History Source: The U.S. Treasury Department, Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Web: www.bep.treas.gov 1690: Colonial Notes In the early days of this nation, before and just after the American Revolution , Americans used English, Spanish, and French currencies. The Massachusetts Bay Colony issued the first paper money in the colonies that would later form the United States. 1775: Continental Currency 1781: The Nation's First Bank 1785: The Dollar The Continental Congress adopted the dollar as the unit for national currency. At that time, private bank-note companies printed a variety of notes. After adoption of the Constitution in 1789, Congress chartered the First Bank of the United States and authorized it to issue paper bank notes to eliminate confusion and simplify trade. The bank served as the U.S. Treasury's fiscal agent, thus performing the first central bank functions. 1792: U.S. Mint The Federal Monetary System was established with the creation of the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia. The first American coins were struck in 1793. 1816: Second U.S. Bank

80. Explaining Currency: New Zealand's Bank Notes And Coins currency, Explaining currency New Zealand's bank notes and coins.A brief history of New Zealand's currency. Early days. Before the http://www.rbnz.govt.nz/currency/money/0060617-04.html

Explaining currency: New Zealand's bank notes and coins A brief history of New Zealand's currency Early days Before the first Europeans arrived in New Zealand, Maori did not use currency. Items of value were traded by barter. When Europeans first settled here, Maori and Pakeha traded in this way as well, until coins started to appear around the 1830s. European colonists brought with them a variety of coins - mostly British, but some French, Dutch and other currencies as well - and started using them for buying things. There weren't many bank notes around at that time, generally because the notes were of higher value than were needed for transactions. Early bank notes were issued by individual banks and payable only by those banks. At first, there were few printing facilities in New Zealand, so the durability of coins was a real advantage. In 1849, William Hobson, New Zealand's first Governor, proclaimed that British laws should apply to New Zealand and currency became subject to the Imperial Coinage Act of 1816. Because of this Act, coins in use became legal tender. Due to a shortage of coins in 1857 and especially copper coins, 48 traders throughout New Zealand (mostly retailers such as merchants, grocers, drapers and milliners) decided to issue their own penny and halfpenny tokens, some of which circulated until 1881. Tokens were profitable for the traders because the cost of producing them was well below their face value and many were never cashed in because they were easy to lose. They were a good source of advertising too, as each token carried the business's name.

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