We have about 1500 pcs of Belize"s gold Bank Notes as was promoting these
as collectibles. Theses are of various face value. Would like to offer these all for sale. How can we do this?
10 dollars
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The first 100.00 bill was produced in 1862. A United Sates Note. there were also Compound Interest Treasury Notes, Interest Bearing Notes, National Gold Bank Notes, and Gold Certificates
25 dollars
The treasury is the entity that issues bank notes. They are issued on the amount of gold in the treasury. They are a promise to pay the holder the amount on the note. Although the holder is in possession of a note , the treasury still owns it.
it started from barter system where the both of the parties are simply just exchanging goods or services to each other. then the gold or silver era where in a particular goods or services, it was payed by gold. but the negative side of it is knowing that gold is very expensive, it's hardly difficult to purchase a small amout of item in exchange with gold. next, adapting the concept of gold system is the bank notes. where in a bank, the gold was deposited and bank notes was issued. it serves as your money depending on your gold deposited in your account and finally the birth of money. In a bill where you can purchase an exact amout of items with the application of bank regulations. -mikel
No. $10 was the smallest denomination of official gold certificates, although there were $5 bills called "national gold bank notes" printed during the 1870s.
You can't redeem them directly at a bank for gold. That was suspended almost 80 years ago, back in 1933, when the US went off the gold standard. However you can always use Federal Reserve Notes or any other form of legal tender to purchase gold on the open market at current retail prices.
all money is based on gold amounts that someone has. Now though it is the gold the country has and notes represent a part of gold which is yours. Did you know if you have at least £100 you could ask the bank for gold!!!
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to hold the money that the government collected in taxesto help the government carry out its powers to tax, borrow money in the public interest, and regulate interstate and foreign commerceto issue representative money in the form of bank notes, which were backed by gold and silverto ensure that state-chartered banks held sufficient gold and silver to exchange for bank notes should the demand arise.
to hold the money that the government collected in taxesto help the government carry out its powers to tax, borrow money in the public interest, and regulate interstate and foreign commerceto issue representative money in the form of bank notes, which were backed by gold and silverto ensure that state-chartered banks held sufficient gold and silver to exchange for bank notes should the demand arise.