- in June 1965
recommended that
Congress p****
legislation to
allow for
silverless dimes and quarters, and
debased silver half dollars.
Although there was...
- Holy
Unmercenaries (Gr****: Άγιοι Ανάργυροι, romanized: Agioi Anárgyroi) is an
epithet applied to a
number of
Christian saints who did not
accept payment...
-
Known for his
altruistic help to others, he is also
referred to as the "
Silverless" and the "Prophet of the People".
Dyado Vlaycho was born into a wealthy...
- This led them to
being named anargyroi (from the Gr**** Ἀνάργυροι, 'the
silverless' or 'unmercenaries'); by this, they
attracted many to the
Christian faith...
-
Jewish community lived in the town from the 1230s, near
Silver Street (now
Silverless Street) and
established a synagogue. In
January 1275,
Eleanor of Provence...
- Caramello,
Charles (1983). "Lost in the
Funhouse and
Other Refractions".
Silverless Mirrors: Book, Self &
Postmodern American Fiction.
University Press of...
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remains volatile".
Numismatic News.
Retrieved September 18, 2011. "New
silverless dollar; half
dollar to return". The Free Lance–Star. Fredericksburg, Virginia...
- Star-News. UPI. July 15, 1965 – via
Google News. "House P****es Bill to Mint
Silverless Dimes, Quarters",
Chicago Tribune, July 15, 1965, p14 "Tour de France"...
