Useful tables : 1st. A table shewing the value of any number of dollars & cents, from 1 cent to 70 dollars, in lawful money.

Federal tables, useful and necessary to every person who is or is not acquainted with federal money.

A Correct table to bring old tenor into lawful money : at the rate of dollars, at six shillings per pas printed] of their goods.

A Table for receiving and paying the gold coins of Great Britain, and Portugal, of their present standard, according to the act of Congress regulating foreign coins : Passed the 9th February, 1793. Calculated for the use of the Bank of the United States.

A Table for receiving and paying the gold coins of France, Spain, and the dominions of Spain, of their present standard, according to the act of Congress regulating foreign coins : Passed the 9th February, 1793. Calculated for the use of the Bank of the United States.

A Table for receiving and paying the gold coins of Great Britain and Portugal, of their present standard, according to the act of Congress, regulating foreign coins.- : Passed the 9th February, 1793.
Published: (1793)

The Intercourse of nations : being a collection of short, correct, and easy rules for reducing thirteen different coins and currencies into each other, with a concise method of calculating federal money : to which is prefixed, a complete system of vulgar and decimal fractions, &c.

A Correct table to bring old tenor into lawful money : at the rate of dollars, at six shillings per pas printed] of their goods.

Letter, addressed to the legislators of the several states, composing the federal union; recommending an uniform continental currency : With rules for calculating in dollars and cents; also, a table shewing the weight and value of sundry coins, &c. in the same. /
by: Author of The stranger's assistant, and The intercourse of nations

A collection of tables : I. A table shewing the value of any number of pounds, shillings and pence in dollars and cents, from one cent to ten thousand dollars. II. A table of the weight and value of coins as they now pass in the respective states of the union, with their sterling and federal value. III. A table of the money of the United States. IV. Tables of interest at six and seven per cent. per annum. : With several other useful tables. /
by: Lippincott, Joseph

Every man his own stock-broker, or, A complete guide to the public funds : with the manner of transferring stock : rules ... to which are added rules for standarding gold and silver coins and bullion, and for calculating its value : with extensive tables of the value, weight, and fineness of the current gold and silver coins of the principal countries in the world /
by: Carey, George G.

Tables, shewing in three different vas printed] the comparative value of the currency, of the states of New-Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode-Island, Connecticut, Virginia, Vermont and Kentucky : with dollars, cents and mills, and sterling money; : also, of French crowns, with dollars, cents and mills, and with currency, and of foreign coined gold, with dollars, cents & mills.

A Table shewing the value of any number of dollars from 1 to 10,000, at seven shillings and six-pence each.
Published: (1778)

A project for the emission of an hundred thousand pounds of province bills ...
by: Wigglesworth, Edward, approximately 1693-1765
Published: (1720)

Tables, shewing in three different views, the comparative value of the currency of the state of New-York, with dollars, cents, and mills, and sterling money; also, of French crowns, with dollars & cents, & currency.

The Theory of currency : demonstrating the means of establishing a paper currency, liable to fluctuate only with the value of gold, founded on the principles of Adam Smith.
Published: (1819)

The unloved dollar standard : from Bretton Woods to the rise of China /
by: McKinnon, Ronald I.
Published: (2013)

The Federal ready reckoner; or Trader's valuable guide, in purchasing and selling all kinds of articles, by wholesale and retail : Calculated in the federal currency. : Shewing, at one view, the amount of any number or quantity of articles, goods, &c. from one mill, or the tenth part of a cent, to two dollars, in dollars, cents and mills. : To which are added, I. A table, shewing the value of any number of cents, from one to one hundred in shillings, pence and farthings. II. A table, shewing, at one view, the value of foreign gold, from one grain to twenty pennyweights, in dollars and cents, and in pounds, shillings and pence. III. A table of interest, at six per cent. calculated in the federal currency, and in pounds, shillings, &c. for any term of time, from one month to twelve months, and for any sum, from one dollar to ten thousand.

Hewitt's tables of simple interest : shewing at one view, the interest of any sum of money, from one penny to 100,000 1 ... II. A table of time, which shews the number of days between any two of the year. III. Nine tables of brokerage or commission ... IV. Nine tables to reduce the most current pieces of gold ... /
by: Hewitt, John, Accomptant

Recueil de tarifs : contenant la réduction réciproque des monnaies de Suisse, de France, de Piédmont, et du Canton de Genève, suivant leurs rapports actuels entr'elles.
by: Bastard, Antoine
Published: (1828)

Tables of exchange on Britain : in a progressive series of one quarter per centum, from 3 1/2 per cent below, to 3 1/2 per cent above the new par of 24s. 4d. currency, per 20s. sterling /
by: Gunn, William, assistant cashier
Published: (1842)

A collection of tables : I. A table shewing the value of any number of pounds, shillings and pence in dollars and cents, from one cent to ten thousand dollars. II. A table of the weight and value of coins as they now pass in the respective states of the union, with their sterling and federal value. III. A table of the money of the United States. IV. Tables of interest at six and seven per cent. per annum. With several other useful tables. Calculated by Joseph Lippincott.
by: Lippincott, Joseph

The ready reckoner, or, Trader's useful assistant, adapted to the use of all who deal by wholesale or retail : Exhibiting at one view, the amount or value of any number or quantity of goods or merchandize, from one up to ten thousand, at the various prices from 1 farthing to 1 pound. : To which are prefixed, I. A table of interest at six per cent. II. A table of the weight & value of coins, as they pass in the respective states of the Union, with their sterling and federal value. III. A table shewing the amount of cents, &c.
by: Fenning, Daniel

The ready reckoner, or, Trader's useful assistant, adapted to the use of all who deal by wholesale or retail : exhibiting at one view, the amount or value of any number or quantity of goods or merchandize, from one up to ten thousand. At the various prices from 1 farthing to 1 pound. : To which are prefixed, I. A table of interest, at six per cent. II. A table of the weight and value of coins, as they pass in the respective states of the Union, with their sterling and federal value. III. A table shewing the amount of cents, &c.
by: Fenning, Daniel

At a General Assembly of the governor and company of the state of Connecticut, holden at Hartford, on the second Thursday of October, A.D. 1780 : An act to ascertain the current value of Continental bills of credit in Spanish milled dollars in this state, and of contracts made for the payment thereof, in the several periods of its depreciation.

Sir Robert Peel, and the bank charter : the monetary system, illustrated in a series of tables ... calculated from the eighth of a grain upwards, in juxtaposition, shewing the relative value of bullion, gold and silver, of this, and all nations, to English standard value; also, the value of the nominal pound sterling, and the fallacious state of our present system, and the only method of correcting it reviving the prosperity of the nation, and permanently securing our foreign and domestic trade ... /
by: Virgo, William
Published: (1844)

An Accurate table, ascertaining the progressive depreciation of the paper-currency, in the province of South-Carolina, during the late usurpation : with a comprehensive digest of the proofs and evidences, laid before the commissioners appointed for that purpose, by the Honourable James Simpson, Esquire, intendant-general of the police in the said province; whereon the said table is founded. : To which are subjoined, a few brief observations, tending to elucidate so intricate a subject.

The ready reckoner, or The trader's sure guide, adapted to the use of all who deal by wholesale or retail : exhibiting at one view, the amount or value of any number of goods or merchandize, from 1 up to 10,000, at the various prices, from 1 farthing to 1 pound. To which are prefixed, tables of interest at 5,6, and 7 per cent. A table shewing the weight and value of gold and silver, as they now pass in Pennsylvania and New-York. : Also a table shewing the value of continental money, as fixed by an act of the general assemblies of Pennsylvania and Maryland.
by: Fenning, Daniel

Currency convertibility in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union /
by: Wilson, Arlene
Published: (1990)

Tables of interest : at three and a half, four, four and a half, five, five and a half, and at six per cent. per ann. : together with two tables, for finding the number of weeks between any two days, in a year, consisting of 365 days : to all which is prefixed, the new table of coin /
by: Watson, John, -1769

An Exact table to bring old tenor into lawful money : Also a table to know the value of pistoles, guineas, johannes, and double johannes, moydores, English crowns, half crowns, shillings, and copper half pence, at the rate of dollars at six shillings a piece, at which invariable value they are fixed by a late act of this government. The act to be in force from and after the 31st of March 1750.

An Exact table to bring old tenor into lawful money : Also a table to know the value of pistoles, guineas, johannes, and double johannes, moydores, English crowns, half-crowns, shillings, and copper half-pence, at the rate of dollars at six shillings a piece, at which invariable value they are fixed by a late act of this government. The act to be in force from and after the 31st of March 1750.

Scale of depreciation : agreeable to an act of the commonwealth of Massachusetts to be observed as a rule for settling the rate of depreciation on all contracts both publick and private, made on or since the first day of January, 1777 ...
Published: (1781)

Scale of depreciation : agreeable to an act of the commonwealth of Massachusetts to be observed as a rule for settling the rate of depreciation on all contracts both publick and private, made on or since the first day of January, 1777 ...
Published: (1781)

State of New-Hampshire. In the House of Representatives, July 3, 1781 : The committee to form a table or scale of depreciation for this state, reported as their opinion, that all contracts previous to the last day of January 1777, shall be considered as silver and gold; and all contracts for paper money from the last day of January 1777 to the last day of June 1781, to be computed in the following manner ...

A Correct table to bring old tenor into lawful money : at the rate of dollars, at six shillings per piece, from one penny to twenty shillings old tenor : which may serve as a supplement to the table already published by Rogers and Fowle ...

Scale of depreciation : agreeable to an act of the (now) Commonwealth of Massachusetts, passed September 29, 1780. ...
Published: (1781)