-
silver dollars had
fallen to 50
percent of gold
dollars.
Following the
abandonment of the gold
standard by
Canada in 1931, the
Canadian dollar began to...
- the U.S.
dollar at par with the
Spanish silver dollar,
divided it into 100 cents, and
authorized the
minting of
coins denominated in
dollars and cents...
-
directed by
Sergio Leone. The
films are
titled A
Fistful of
Dollars (1964), For a Few
Dollars More (1965) and The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966). Their...
- Presidential, and
American Innovation dollars are
sometimes referred to as
golden dollars because of
their color. The
trade dollar was
produced in
response to other...
- halfpenny,
which was
similar in
value to the
French sou.
Spanish dollars and U.S.
dollars were also in use, and from 1841 to 1858, the
exchange rate was...
-
dollar was
introduced as a
decimal currency on 14
February 1966 to
replace the non-decimal
Australian pound, with the
conversion rate of two
dollars to...
- by For a Few
Dollars More and The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, both also
starring Eastwood. Collectively, the
films are
known as the
Dollars Trilogy, or...
- Flex
dollars are a form of
payment used at
large institutions,
especially universities.
Georgetown University,
James Madison University,
University of...
-
millions of
silver dollars.
Pursuant to the act,
Morgan dollars resumed mintage for one year in 1921. The
design was
replaced by the
Peace dollar later the same...
-
Silver dollar is a
dollar coin made of
silver or any
white metal. See:
Spanish dollar Dollar coin (United States)
Dollar (Hong Kong coin)
Canadian silver...
