Edvinsson, Rodney - In: European Review of Economic History 16 (2012) 4, pp. 408-429
In 1624-1776, Sweden implemented a complicated trimetallic monetary system. Five different copper, silver, and gold currencies circulated. The heaviest copper coins weighed 20 kg. Gresham's law worked differently for various coins. Swedish trimetallism was asymmetric. Copper money could not...