I can't find my answer on the internet... GAAAAAAAA!
From Your Newsletter came the following question:
The term "cartwheel" is often used to refer to the American silver dollar. Which of the following actually depicts a cartwheel as a contemporary reference to that largest silver coin of the realm?
a) 1886 $5 Silver Certificate
b) 1896 Bryan money
c) Eckfeldt and Dubois' A Manual of Gold and Silver Coins of All Nations, 1842.
d) 1837 hard times token, Low-51
I know that the answer is not A or D, but I can't find anything on B or C... I did see something that leads me to believe Bryan money was just like a copy of the actual Morgan, so I would think the answer may be C, which is what I'll probably use.
First, I DO NOT want you to give me the answer! But, if you know of any websites that may help me find the answer/learn more, I'd really appreciate it! All I can find on Bryan money is about the election, not the "money" he made... can't find anything on C that would give me a clue.
Jeremy
PS- See? You can't find everything on the internet! (unless you help me
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The term "cartwheel" is often used to refer to the American silver dollar. Which of the following actually depicts a cartwheel as a contemporary reference to that largest silver coin of the realm?
a) 1886 $5 Silver Certificate
b) 1896 Bryan money
c) Eckfeldt and Dubois' A Manual of Gold and Silver Coins of All Nations, 1842.
d) 1837 hard times token, Low-51
I know that the answer is not A or D, but I can't find anything on B or C... I did see something that leads me to believe Bryan money was just like a copy of the actual Morgan, so I would think the answer may be C, which is what I'll probably use.
First, I DO NOT want you to give me the answer! But, if you know of any websites that may help me find the answer/learn more, I'd really appreciate it! All I can find on Bryan money is about the election, not the "money" he made... can't find anything on C that would give me a clue.
Jeremy

PS- See? You can't find everything on the internet! (unless you help me

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<< <i>I can't find my answer on the internet... GAAAAAAAA! >>
Then ask a different question.See how easy that was.Glad I could help.
Looking for Nationals, Large VF to AU type, 1928 Gold, and WWII Emergency notes. Also a few nice Buffalo Nickels and Morgan Dollars.
Monty...
<< <i>I don't know where you can find the answer on the internet. But if you tossed out A and D you might need to rethink!! Come over to the "Dark Side"... >>
I'm on the darkside, too... I just visit less when I am not on my main computer as this one is slow
lclugza,
THanks for not posting... I want to know the answer, but I have to find it myself, as I don't want to cheat myself
Jeremy
try these websites:
http://www.fastcoin.com/article2.htm
http://www.rich.frb.org/research/econed/museum/bryan.html (this has a picture)
Jeremy
Looking for Nationals, Large VF to AU type, 1928 Gold, and WWII Emergency notes. Also a few nice Buffalo Nickels and Morgan Dollars.
Monty...
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I thought the 1886 note was the answer myself. But that aint the answer!!
Looking for Nationals, Large VF to AU type, 1928 Gold, and WWII Emergency notes. Also a few nice Buffalo Nickels and Morgan Dollars.
Monty...
My problem may have been the definition of 'contemporary' !