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397
Jul 22, 2013
07/13
Jul 22, 2013
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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These are letters from U.S. citizens who want to buy stuff from North Korea. We received them from the U.S. Treasury department after submitting a Freedom of Information Act Request. The redactions -- the thick black bars -- were added by the government. (Unofficial mirror of http://www.documentcloud.org/documents/737819-korea.html)
Topics: documentcloud, npr, 2254-matt-stiles
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138
Oct 24, 2012
10/12
Oct 24, 2012
by
U.S. Treasury Department
texts
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Documents from mortgage servicers — such as this certification letter from PNC Mortgage — show how the Treasury Department coddled servicers that didn't comply with the Home Affordable Modification Program. Servicers who violated HAMP merely submitted cover letters stating the exceptions and how they would fix the problems. This 2010 certification from PNC Mortgage discloses five “instances of noncompliance” or “gaps” — all redacted by the Treasury Department. Submitted by Paul...
Topics: documentcloud, propublica, 900-paul-kiel
311,402
311K
1945
1945
1945
by
U.S. Treasury Department
movies
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Complex and disturbing anti-Japanese propaganda film produced to spur the sale of U.S. war bonds. CONTENT ADVISORY: Explicit racism and extreme violence.
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Topics: World War II: Japan, Propaganda, World War II: Homefront
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13
Jan 7, 1940
01/40
Jan 7, 1940
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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Mint Director Nellie Tayloe Ross convenes a conference of metallurgists to discuss melting, refining, and other issues related to coinage. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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13
Sep 10, 1939
09/39
Sep 10, 1939
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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The Assay Commissioners for 1939 are named, along with the rationale for the Comission. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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7.0
Feb 7, 1939
02/39
Feb 7, 1939
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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Frank J. Wilson, U.S. Secret Service, notes that circulation of counterfeit notes will be higher during the holdiay season. Basic procedures for identifying counterfeits are outlined. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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16
Dec 17, 1938
12/38
Dec 17, 1938
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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Nellie Tayloe Ross announces strong coinage production for the year 1939. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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12
Oct 1, 1938
10/38
Oct 1, 1938
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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Mint Director Nellie Tayloe Ross notes production of the Jefferson nickel will commence at the Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco Mints. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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7.0
Feb 6, 1938
02/38
Feb 6, 1938
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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The 1938 Assay Commission proceedings are announced. Includes list of Assay Commissioners. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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13
Jan 25, 1938
01/38
Jan 25, 1938
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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Press release announces $1,000 prize for the new five-cent coin, to be known as the "Jefferson nickel." Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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44
Jun 1, 1937
06/37
Jun 1, 1937
by
U.S. Treasury Department
texts
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"Provisional Regulations Issued Under the Gold Reserve Act of 1934", by the U.S. Treasury Department, Office of the Secretary.
Topics: Numismatics, Gold
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Feb 9, 1937
02/37
Feb 9, 1937
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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The 1937 Assay Commissioners are named. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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12
Jan 6, 1937
01/37
Jan 6, 1937
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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Mint Director Nellie Tayloe Ross announces record production for 1936. Monthly production figures are broken out for U.S. and foreign coinage produced by the U.S. Mints. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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15
Apr 28, 1936
04/36
Apr 28, 1936
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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Secretary Morgenthau announces resumption of proof coinage production. Issue price for the five-coin set will be face value plus 8c postage, plus 90c coining charges (total $1.89). No silver dollar proofs are planned. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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10.0
Feb 1, 1936
02/36
Feb 1, 1936
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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Assay Commissioners for 1936, 11 total, are named. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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Jan 11, 1936
01/36
Jan 11, 1936
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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Director Nellie Tayloe Ross summarizes 1935 coinage production, and notes increase in output. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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11
Dec 23, 1935
12/35
Dec 23, 1935
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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Treasury amends provisional regulations raised in response to the 1934 Gold Reserve Act. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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13
Jul 22, 1935
07/35
Jul 22, 1935
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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Treasury explores whether it should produce 1 and 5 mill coins (one-tenth and one-half cent pieces) in response to state sales taxes. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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Apr 10, 1935
04/35
Apr 10, 1935
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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President reduces seigniorage on silver from 50 to 45 per cent. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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6.0
Feb 18, 1935
02/35
Feb 18, 1935
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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The Mint Director clarifies that the Mint will not purchase old coins at greater than face value. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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Jan 6, 1935
01/35
Jan 6, 1935
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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Mint strikes most coins since 1919. Includes breakdown by denomination and notes coins struck for six other countries. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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8.0
Dec 4, 1934
12/34
Dec 4, 1934
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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Detail of coin production in November 1934, including pieces struck for Nicaragua and Colombia. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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6.0
Nov 12, 1934
11/34
Nov 12, 1934
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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Regulations prescribed under authority of the Gold Recall Act and related Executive Order. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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11
Oct 23, 1934
10/34
Oct 23, 1934
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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The Philadelphia Mint has begun production of the Daniel Boone commemorative half dollars. Costs are borne by the Daniel Boone Bicentennial Commission. Treasury will not fulfill orders for coins; they must be ordered from the Bicentennial Commission. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
10
10.0
Oct 6, 1934
10/34
Oct 6, 1934
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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Press release announcing the Texas Centennial commemorative half dollar. The dies and other preparations have been paid for by the Centennial Committee. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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13
Oct 5, 1934
10/34
Oct 5, 1934
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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Demand for small change causes record production in September 1934. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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11
Jun 12, 1934
06/34
Jun 12, 1934
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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Strong demand for subsidiary coin causes Philadelphia Mint to go to three shifts. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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10.0
Feb 9, 1934
02/34
Feb 9, 1934
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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Assay Commissioners for 1934 are named. Extracts from the 1801 Assay Commission report are included. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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12
Jan 30, 1934
01/34
Jan 30, 1934
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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Summary of the Gold Reserve Act approved January 30, 1934. Section 20 excepts coin collectors. Export of gold coin requires a license from the Director of the Mint. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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12
Jan 23, 1934
01/34
Jan 23, 1934
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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The public is apparently concerned that holding gold is illegal and has forwarded pieces to Treasury without identifying themselves. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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7.0
Jan 23, 1934
01/34
Jan 23, 1934
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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No silver dollars have been yet produced under the Executive Order authorizing the same. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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6.0
Jan 18, 1934
01/34
Jan 18, 1934
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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United States Mints and Assay Offices will receive gold coin and certificates at their face value, and purchase bullion at a rate of $20.67 per ounce. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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16
Jan 15, 1934
01/34
Jan 15, 1934
by
U.S. Treasury Department
texts
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The Treasury will purchase newly mined gold at $34.45 per ounce. This acknowledged the devaluation of the paper dollar, which previously traded with gold at a rate of $20.67 per ounce. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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6.0
Jan 13, 1934
01/34
Jan 13, 1934
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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The Secretary of the Treasury clarifies conditions under which gold coin collectors may accumulate gold coins. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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Jan 12, 1934
01/34
Jan 12, 1934
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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Clarifcations to the gold coin collector's exception, as prescribed in Executive Order No. 6260. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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10.0
Jan 11, 1934
01/34
Jan 11, 1934
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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Secretary Morgenthau clarifies the exception for collector coins in the Executive Order requiring surrender of gold. Previously all quarter eagles were excepted. Now, up to four quarter eagles "of the same date and design, and struck by the same mint" are allowed. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library),...
Topic: Numismatics
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4.0
Dec 30, 1933
12/33
Dec 30, 1933
by
U.S. Treasury Department
texts
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Regulations related to coinage of silver mined in the United States. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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10.0
Dec 28, 1933
12/33
Dec 28, 1933
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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The Treasury Secretary enacts the President's order for citizens to surrender gold coin, gold bullion, and gold certificates. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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Dec 28, 1933
12/33
Dec 28, 1933
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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Acting Secretary Morgenthau orders the surrender of gold to the Treasury. Collector coins are excepted, with the exception of quarter eagles. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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11
Dec 21, 1933
12/33
Dec 21, 1933
by
U.S. Treasury Department
texts
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Presidential proclamation authorizing the Mint to resume production of silver dollars. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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12
Oct 25, 1933
10/33
Oct 25, 1933
by
U.S. Treasury Department
texts
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Summary of gold regulations as put forth in the March 9, 1933 Act and the October 25, 1933 Executive Order. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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6.0
Aug 12, 1932
08/32
Aug 12, 1932
by
U.S. Treasury Department
texts
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The Treasury Secretary accepts a token of gratitude (coin bracelet) from a World War I German soldier. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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7.0
Apr 25, 1932
04/32
Apr 25, 1932
by
U.S. Treasury Department
texts
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The Acting Secretary Ballantine notes that John Flanagan has won the design competition for the 1932 Washington quarter. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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6.0
Dec 14, 1929
12/29
Dec 14, 1929
by
U.S. Treasury Department
texts
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The Mint Director notes 12-hour shifts required to meet the demand for small change. A one-day production record was set on December 12, 1929. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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8.0
Feb 2, 1925
02/25
Feb 2, 1925
by
U.S. Treasury Department
texts
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Summary of silver purchases made under the Pittman Act. Notes the domestic silver producers profited under the program. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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12
Oct 1, 1924
10/24
Oct 1, 1924
by
U.S. Treasury Department
texts
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Treasury wishes to build up reserves of small denomination currency and to encourage circulation of the silver dollar coin. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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11
Aug 16, 1924
08/24
Aug 16, 1924
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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Treasury Deparment notes intention to restore circulation of silver dollars in the U.S. The Treasury include silver dollars in the pay envelopes of Department employees. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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10.0
Aug 11, 1923
08/23
Aug 11, 1923
by
U.S. Treasury Department
texts
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S. P. Gilber, Acting Secretary of the Treasury, encourage the use of gold certificates in place of physical gold. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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5.0
Apr 3, 1923
04/23
Apr 3, 1923
by
U.S. Treasury Department
texts
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Secretary of the Treasury announces he has approved that the Mint Cabinet contents be transferred to the National Museum (Smithsonian) in Washington. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
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Dec 31, 1922
12/22
Dec 31, 1922
by
U.S. Treasury Department
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Statement by Secretary Mellon noting the ongoing conversion of Pittman Act silver into silver dollars. Extracted from the series "Press Releases of the United States Department of Treasury" at FRASER (online Federal Reserve library), https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/press-releases-united-states-department-treasury-6111.
Topic: Numismatics
