Public Credit Act
The Public Credit Act promises repayment of federal obligations in coin, strengthening expectations that the United States will ultimately restore specie convertibility.
Role range: 1869-1877
Follow Ulysses S Grant through 3 dated historical records for United States of America.
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The Public Credit Act promises repayment of federal obligations in coin, strengthening expectations that the United States will ultimately restore specie convertibility.
Role range: 1869-1877
The Coinage Act omits the standard silver dollar from regular coinage, ending legal bimetallism and strengthening the monetary role of gold.
Role range: 1869-1877
The Specie Payment Resumption Act commits the Treasury to redeem United States notes in coin from 1879, establishing a timetable for restoring gold convertibility.
Role range: 1869-1877
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