It is from Gresham’s Law bad money drives out good money that Kevin Phillips named his latest book, Bad Money: Reckless Finance, Failed Politics, and the Global Crisis of American Capitalism. But instead of debased money, he turns his pen against bad capitalism: subprime lending, exotic financial instruments and exploding debt.
MOST shopkeepers reject them and the Singapore Mint no longer produces them, but Singaporeans, it seems, are still holding on to their one-cent coins.
If you hate having to empty your pockets and put the metal items - coins, keys, cell phone - into those open (and thus vulnerable) plastic bins at airport X-ray checkpoints, here’s a welcome alternative. The Quick Pass Luggage Tag is a 4-inch-by- 3-inch I
What you thought was the sound of rain drops hitting your roof could have been the sound of coins bouncing off and washing down your gutter pipes.
Maj. Gen. Raymond Rees of the Oregon National Guard talks to Wesley Barnhouse of Alsea during the demobilization ceremony Wednesday for the 224 Engineer Company at the Linn County Fair & Expo Center in Albany. Gov. Ted Kulongoski greeted each of the soldiers and presented them with commemorative coins. The 224 Engineers returned Saturday to Albany from Fort Hood, Texas, after a 9 1/2-month …
If you hate having to empty the metal contents of your pockets — coins, keys, cell phone and so on — into those open plastic bins at airport X-ray checkpoints, here’s a welcome alternative.
ZION, Ill. - A school bus driver and amateur artist from the Chicago suburb of Zion has legally changed his name to “In God We Trust.” A Lake County circuit court judge approved Steve Kreuscher’s (CROY’-shirz) name change petition on Friday.
Police said Patricia A. Caffro called her State Farm insurance agent March 24 to ask about taking out additional insurance on her jewelry. The next day, she reported to police that $30,000 in jewelry and coins had been stolen from her house.
A hoard of ancient coins discovered by a man with a metal detector in a Kent field sell for over £35,000.
Ancient coins discovered by a man with a metal detector have been auctioned for more than £35,000. The 41 Celtic gold coins, dating back to the first half of the 1st century, were found by a mystery collector in a Kent field.