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Statement to Congress, October 8, 1998, (implications for the demand for Federal Reserve notes after the issuance of euro bank notes).

Allison, Theodore E. - In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1998) Dec, pp. 1054-1056

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Statement to Congress, May 28, 1992(effect on the Federal Reserve System of substituting a one-dollar coin for the one-dollar bank note)

Allison, Theodore E. - In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1992) Jul, pp. 529-531

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Statement to Congress, February 27, 1996(security of U.S. currency)

Allison, Theodore E. - In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1996) Apr, pp. 320-322

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Theodore E. Allison, Assistant to the Board, presents information on the security of U.S. currency and says that the currency of the United States is safe--that is, relatively free...

Allison, Theodore E. - In: Federal reserve bulletin 82 (1996) 4, pp. 320-321

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The issuance of series-1996 $100 Federal Reserve notes: goals, strategy, and likely results.

Allison, Theodore E.; Pianalto, Rosanna S. - In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1997) Jul, pp. 557-564

In March 1996, the Federal Reserve began issuing series-1996 $100 Federal Reserve notes. Culminating a cooperative effort by the U.S. Department of the Treasury and the Federal Reserve System that dated from the 1980s, the series-1996 note was the first major design change in U.S. currency in...

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Statement to Congress, October 21, 1997, (H.R. 2637, the United States $1 Coin Act of 1997)

Allison, Theodore E. - In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1997) Dec, pp. 974-975

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