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if the weight is distrubted equally then the scale will read 2 weights worth
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Gold is a mineral. It is shiny so it is worth a lot of money to dumb people.
Originally, a cent had 1 cent's worth of copper, a nickel 5 cents' worth of nickel, and a dime 10 cents' worth of silver. Because the same weight of each metal was worth a different amount, the coins' sizes had to be different in order to match weights and values. For example, silver was (and still is) worth a lot more per ounce than copper, so a dime could have a lot less metal in it but be worth far more than a copper cent. Even though the monetary value of coins no longer represents the value of their metal content, the traditional sizes are maintained.
Nobody really knows it was invented by thomas Edison in 1879 and was worth alot of money Yes!
How much is my los Vietnam paper5 paper money worth
No. At one point all Gatorade bottles were glass.
There are many things that are worth thinking about when buying bench weights. Examples of things that are worth thinking about when buying bench weights includes the size of the weights, the weight of the weights, and the price of the weights.
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The original expression refers to paper money, which some considered "not worth the paper it was printed on." Whatever is being written on the paper (your idea) is so pointless/bad/stupid/wrong that it is not worth the two cents that went into buying the paper. i.e. Your idea was so bad it wasn't even worth the extremely small amount of money that it cost to buy the paper.
It is a novelty item that is worth little or no money.
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The money would rip
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coins used to be a form of trade. silver coins had higher denomination than larger copper coins. Paper was worth next to nothing. The paper money money was not popular because the paper money just meant that you can redeem this paper for silver. So at that time there was no point to the paper money
One of his main objectives was to get rid of the national bank. This was because he felt that the government (bank) had too much control over the people's money, and paper money was only worth what the government said it was worth. He wanted to get rid of paper money because the paper it was printed on was not worth the actual amount. Coin money was worth as much as its weight. So Andrew Jackson speculated that if someone had 100 dollars in paper money, and something happened to the bank and they couldn't back it in gold, then that paper money would be worthless. So Jackson was keeping the people's interest in mind. He also wanted to kill all black people, he was all for slavery.
The answer to this unknown as there was no paper money printed in 1937. During the Great Depression the United States did not print much paper money because it would not have been worth much with the economy struggling.