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  • Herodian coin
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    …Benjamin Dudley, exemplifying the extraordinary Morris Plan, drawn up by Robert Morris, superintendent of finance, which reconciled the diverse colonial moneys of account. In 1786, however, Congress adopted instead the proposals of Thomas Jefferson for a decimal monetary system based on the dollar, and in 1792 the mint was finally…

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    …Benjamin Dudley, exemplifying the extraordinary Morris Plan, drawn up by Robert Morris, superintendent of finance, which reconciled the diverse colonial moneys of account. In 1786, however, Congress adopted instead the proposals of Thomas Jefferson for a decimal monetary system based on the dollar, and in 1792 the mint was finally…

    Read More