A mint
Money is coined by the US mint. The mint makes coined and paper money. The government regulates how much money is made and when.
A mint is a facility where coins are produced under the authority of a government. Mints are equipped with machinery to strike metal blanks and inscribe them with designs to create legal tender coins.
The Lydians created coined money because they were old fasion time users.
The Lydians introduced the coined money, as means of exchange thus creating a money economy
The place where money is coined is called a mint. Mints are facilities that produce coins, as well as sometimes producing paper currency and other forms of money. They ensure that the currency meets specific standards for weight, size, and design, which are crucial for its acceptance in trade.
Congress
The term Money Illusion was coined by John Maynard Keynes sometime inthe early 20th century.
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the presidents cabinet
the mint
Making money into coins
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