Due to Hurricane Frances the St. Augustine Show has been cancelled. Hotel has no power, phones or cable. Show will be rescheduled for a later date. We are still without power here in Boca for the past five days. We just got our phone line at the shop back on but still no phones at home. Took a...

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The ******s at fleaBay, notified me that my auction is in violation of some BS rule about charities, some BS rule about not accepting credit cards, and then some BS rule about outside links. Okay I listed the note in the auction to benefit the JDRF, the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation...

Many notes from this bank in sheets and cut from sheets are being sold on Ebay from one seller. They are reprints from a Virginia historical society and not orginals. It is possible the seller does not know they are reprints but I sent them an email.

I have the following I am trying to unload. If no one wants or needs these, I will probably just spend them. '95 F16597857* '95 G05668107* '99 A04004592* '99 A04920295* '99 C11614589*(AU) '99 C14409332* '99 C15338834*

America in the 1800s Local banknotes helped create good economic growth If someone decided to purchase goods from another town or state, they usually used US currency or coins since their own local banknotes wouldn't be honored in another town. This actually benefited most towns because it...

New currency can only be printed ONCE to match new goods and services entering the economy. Those goods and services must remain year after year or else inflation will result. A reduction in goods or services can be replaced by growth in other goods and services to counter that inflation.

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All Krause Publications Used (only by me) but some like new Price includes shipping/packing to UK mainland address outside of UK extra discount if buying the lot email michael AT numismatic DOT biz

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I'm pretty sure I have seen these offered before as reprints. Anyone know for sure? http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=3420&item=3928537853&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW

In my business, I frequently see $100 bills with small images stamped on them. They seem to be stamped with a rubber stamp or similar device, and are approximately 1/4 inch in diameter. Examples: a single Chinese character in red, a purple unicorn head, a blue crescent moon and star, and a...

Federal Reserve notes (started in 1913. Still in circulation) Federal Reserve notes are printed to match the goods and services in the economy. Federal Reserve notes are identical to United States notes except that the banks get the Federal Reserve notes when they are printed. Federal Reserve notes...

I recently saw an article in Coin World about a new book on paper money of Mexico by Duane Douglas. Can't locate it now. Anyone have info on where and ow to order the book? TIA

America in the 1800s An example of economic growth; new lumber A bank owns a 1000 acres of forest. The bank correctly discerns there is $1,200.00 worth of lumber, in trees, on that land. It costs the bank $200.00 to hire lumberjacks to cut down the trees. After this wood is sold for $1,200.00,...

America in the 1800s Building a New Town Let us say a small town in America during the 1800s has $2 million worth of goods and services being bought and sold each year. This basically means it has a $2 million economy. The town includes farms, smithys, tanneries, lumber mills, etc. If the town...

United States notes (ended in 1982) This US currency is printed to match the goods and services in the economy. United States notes are identical to Federal Reserve notes except the government gets the United States notes when they are printed. United States notes are not backed by silver or...

Silver certificates (ended in 1963) This US currency was backed by silver. Silver Certificates could only be printed as there was as much silver being held. The US government received the Silver Certificates when they were printed by the Treasury. Silver Certificates were redeemable in silver on...

Banknotes A currency commonly issued by private banks in the 1800s to match newly created goods and services; often to help create new businesses. Banknotes were usually never backed by gold or silver, but rather, they matched newly created goods and services. Banknotes were often used alongside...