Call Number (LC) Title Results
HG407 .H33 Das internationale währungsproblem und dessen Lösung / 1
HG407 .H35 Kritik des Bimetallismus / 1
HG407 .L44 La monnaie et le bimétallisme international / 1
HG407 .M2 Bimetalism / 1
HG407 .M2 1894 Bimetalism / 1
HG407 .M75 Silver and Indian finance / 1
HG407 .R75 Universal bimetallism and an international monetary clearing house : together with a record of the world's money, statistics of gold and silver, etc. / 2
HG407 .T8 Practical bimetallism. 1
HG407 .W2 1896 International bimetallism / 2
HG407 .W55 2000 Battles for the standard : bimetallism and the spread of the gold standard in the nineteenth century / 1
HG423 .L9 A sound, honest, true and stable money. : The Luttgen monetary system. The natural and economic solution of the world's monetary problem / 1
HG423 .S89 Joint-metallism : a plan by which gold and silver together, at ratios always based on their relative market values, may be made the metallic basis of a sound, honest, self-regulating, and permanent currency, without frequent recoinings, and without danger of one metal driving out the other / 1
HG451 .U53f Annual report of the Director of the United States Mint 1
HG452 Managing Dynamic Capabilities in Alliance Portfolios : From a static dyadic alliance management to a dynamic alliance portfolio management.
On Values in Finance and Ethics : Forgotten Trails and Promising Pathways / 		2
HG453 .A2 1908 General instructions and regulations in relation to the transaction of business at the mints and assay offices of the United States : together with the coinage laws. 1
HG455.F74 Advances in Monetary Policy Design : Applications to the Gulf Monetary Union. 1
HG455 .F74 1981 Monetary policy in the United States : design and implementation / 1
HG457 .E3 1956 The economics of the money supply : bank reserves, credit and the forces of inflation and deflation. 1
HG457 .M23 1852i Report made to the Hon. Thomas Corwin, Secretary of the Treasury, by Professor R. S. McCulloh, of his operations at the mint of the United States, in refining California gold by his zinc method
Letter to the Hon. Thomas Corwin, Secretary of the Treasury in reply to a report of the director of the Mint upon charges preferred against Professor James C. Booth, melter and refiner of the United States Mint / 		2
HG457 .M33 1853i The proceedings of the late Director of the Mint, in relation to the official misconduct of Franklin Peale, Esq., Chief Coiner, and other abuses in the mint 1