References:
British Museum. "American Currency: An Express Train through Time."
History.com Editors. "How Counterfeiting Works."
Newman, Eric P. "The Early Paper Money of America."
U.S. Department of the Treasury. "Money in Colonial Times."
References:
British Museum. "American Currency: An Express Train through Time."
History.com Editors. "How Counterfeiting Works."
Newman, Eric P. "The Early Paper Money of America."
U.S. Department of the Treasury. "Money in Colonial Times."
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