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U.S. Congressional Reports

This series covers Congressional reports with numismatic content. These documents provide insight into the legislative process underlying activities of the Mint and the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. NNP acknowledges Paul Hybert and Dan Hamelberg for assistance with this series.

 

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    Gold Coins of the United States [White report discussing modifications to gold standard] 2/22/1831

    Gold Coins of the United States [White report discussing modifications to gold standard]

    Congressional report on aspects of gold coinage. From the 21st Congress, 2nd session, House document no. 95.

    Note: this document is incorrectly dated 1821 (should be 1831). NNP acknowledges Paul Hybert for this information.


    Silver Coins 2/22/1831

    Silver Coins

    "Silver Coins", Report No. 94, 21st Congress, 2nd Session, US House of Representatives. February 22, 1831.

    Report on the Assay Offices, Gold Districts, North Carolina, Georgia 12/22/1831

    Report on the Assay Offices, Gold Districts, North Carolina, Georgia


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