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Crypto Coin Offerings and the Freedom of Expression

Travis, Hannibal - 2021

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Monetary Units and coinage systems of the principal countries of the world : U.S. Treasury Dep. Bureau of the Mint ; Comp. in the Office of the Director of the Mint

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Coinage Policies in Medieval Sweden

Svensson, Roger - 2021

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Outlines of Malta's numismatic history

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Coin sizes and payments in commodity money systems

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Handbook of the History of Money and Currency

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Primitive and Non-metallic Money -- Monetary System of Ancient Asia: China -- Monetary System of the Ancient Regime -- Medieval Debasement and Seigniorage -- Gresham's Law -- Flows of Precious Metals and Prices in Europe -- Rise and Decline of the Global Silver Standard -- Money, Trade, and...

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