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FX Micheloud Monetary History Click one of the icons below to discover wonders of monetary history. Bimetallism The Crime of 1873 Learn about a monetary system that ruled most of the world during the 19th century, providing price stability for many countries until it burst into pieces in the 1880's, causing a strong worldwide recession. Discover the episode of American monetary and political ...

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The Green Navigation Bar makes returning here easier when you link off-site. To remove it, click here. Click the banner above to return to Start Page. Money Matters: The currency of Canada is the Canadian Dollar. It is worth roughly 65 cents against the American Dollar (Dec 2000). 25 years ago, it was on par and even worth a bit more, but over the years it has slowly decreased in value to its ...