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Old 04-22-2006, 05:34 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Trade Dollar

The Rise and Fall of the Trade Dollar

"America's first bullion coin, the Trade Dollar, inherited this title almost by accident. Intended as a way of sending our surplus silver overseas, within two years it had become a domestic bullion coin, much to the annoyance of ordinary citizens. The political uproar that arose was, in the long run, to destroy it; out of the ashes of defeat grew the now-famous Morgan dollar. To tell the story of this interesting coin we must travel back in time. . . "

The Rise and Fall of the Trade Dollar



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