Gold Dollar

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Gold Dollar

A $1 coin minted in the United States between 1849 and 1889. It was 90% pure gold.

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edu/uscode/text/31/5112) replaced her silver dollar with a gold dollar coin, featuring Sacagawea, in 1997.

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Winners of the first CFA Society Philippines Best Managed Funds of the Year Awards were also recognized at the conference: ALFM Peso Bond Fund, under the Bond Funds (Medium-Term Peso) category; UB Gold Dollar Fund, for Bond Funds (Medium-Term Dollar); Odyssey Peso Bond Fund, for Bond Funds (Long-Term Peso); CBC Dollar Fund , for Bond Funds (Long-Term Dollar); SB Peso Asset Variety Fund, for Balanced Funds (Peso); and Philequity Fund, for Equity Funds (Peso).

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Thus, in 1971, the Nixon Administration replaced the gold dollar (that is, a dollar that foreign governments might exchange, at their pleasure, for gold at the rate of $35 an ounce) with the pure paper dollar.

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As the commodity value of a paper dollar fell relative to the commodity value of a gold dollar, given the fixed par value of gold in terms of a dollar set by the gold standard, individuals took paper dollars to banks and asked for gold dollars.

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Rothbard, The Case For a 100 Percent Gold Dollar (Washington, DC: Libertarian Review Press, 1974); George Reisman, "The Case for a 100-percent-Reserve Gold Standard," in Capitalism: A Treatise on Economics (Ottawa, IL: 1996), pp.

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In order to expand the money supply in a land where "scarcity of money" was a constant complaint, Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton suggested the United States establish a bimetallic standard consisting of both silver and gold dollar pieces.

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On August 1, 1862, a gold dollar was worth two Confederate paper dollars; by January, it cost $3.

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Predictably, the values of a paper dollar and gold dollar diverged after suspension.

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These prizes include gift certificates and discounts at local businesses, green cash, gold dollar coins, silver and gold jewelry, Irish trinkets, an Irish polar bear, a free appetizer at a local restaurant, and more.