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Is gold strong?
yup gold is strong that's why they used to fill in your teeth with gold its also a good conductor of electricity(:
What money was used in Stuart England?
The gold coin
What is the difference between a treasury 1 note and a bank of England 1 note?
A Treasury 1 note, typically issued by the U.S. Department of the Treasury, represents a debt obligation of the U.S. government and is considered a safe investment. In contrast, a Bank of England 1 note refers to a banknote issued by the Bank of England, which is used as legal tender in the UK. The key difference lies in their issuance: Treasury notes are government securities, while Bank of England notes are currency used for everyday transactions. Additionally, the institutions and countries they represent are different, with one being U.S. federal and the other being UK central banking.
What is the collective noun for gold?
Collective nouns for gold are a pot of gold, a hoard of gold.
Does gold have medical properties?
gold has medical properties because it will not rust away if it is put inside your body, therefore gold can be used to fill teeth, and be used for synthetic body parts since it is not toxic to humans and will not corrode away
What museum was used as a zoo prison and treasury?
The Victoria and Albert Museum was used as a zoo, prison, and treasury.
What gold coin was used in France in 1340 and introduced to England in 1465?
See the link to Angel below
What money did the normans use in England in 1066?
In 1066, money wasn't invented yet. Instead the people used coins out of gold or they traded (bartered).
What day-count convention is used for US Treasury bonds?
Actual/365 is the day-count convention used for US Treasury bonds.
Difference between theclassical gold standard and gold exchange standard?
The international gold exchange standard was adopted by the world after World War II, under the Bretton Woods agreement. The gold price was fixed at $35 dollar per ounce. The paper dollars that the U.S. spent in trade with foreign nations were fully backed by gold. And foreign governments were allowed to return their citizens dollars to the U.S. in exchange for gold bullion in the U.S. Treasury. The personally owned gold of American citizens was confiscated. Citizens were forbidden to own gold between the years 1933 to 1975. The classical gold standard allowed American citizens to own gold and allowed gold to be used in commerce both domestically and overseas. The U.S. Mint was tasked to mint gold and silver coins to be used by the public. All paper currencies issued were fully backed and exchangeable for gold at the U.S. Treasury.
What element has the name 'aurum' and is used to fill in holes?
Gold is the element whose name also is aurum. It may be among the first metals that humans used, for ornamentation and in rituals. Additionally, it has a role in dental practice, as a material that's used to fill cavities and holes in teeth.
Department of the treasury Denver Colorado coin?
What specifically are you asking about it? It is part of a US Mint Set that was used to fill a hole. It is made from the same composition as the Lincoln Cent. Other than that you must be specific in your question.
