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By David Liechty In 1861, as the Civil War began, gold and silver coin remained the only national currency, while private-issued fractional-reserve bank notes, redeemable

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Important Dates in the Monetary History of the United States, Part VIII, 1863-1900 – Movement to a “Gold Standard”

July 25, 2009September 10, 2022

By David Liechty In 1863, Congress authorized the Treasury to receive “deposits of gold coin and bullion” in exchange for “certificates” payable on demand, having

1st Quarter 2014 Equity Overview with Chuck Gibson

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“The days of following only one market are long gone. Market analysts need to know what is happening in all of the financial markets and must

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