joerookery
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well the stock market is down another 500 points today and there is only one thing to do besides cry



In 1914 between 52% and 65% of monetary circulation consisted of coins. The government endeavored to discourage the use of coins and other forms of cash for most transaction. Whenever possible, paper money was highly preferred over coins by the central bank. Both checks and interbank transfers were encouraged to keep liquidity higher.
gregM said:I LOVEI would be willing to tackle that one
Tony & Kaiser said:Me too!! :la: