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The "one dollar act" of July 11, 1562, does not refer to a specific historical event or legislation commonly known by that name. However, if you are referring to an event or act from that date, it may pertain to the broader context of economic or political changes during that time period. In any case, the nominal value of one dollar from 1562 cannot be directly converted to modern currency without considering inflation and historical economic conditions. If you have a more specific context or detail in mind, please provide it for a better answer.

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