Coinage surge at New Orleans Branch Mint in March 1844
The New Orleans Morning Herald reports a marked rise in gold and silver coinage from the Branch Mint, praising mint officers as faithful and capable. It argues that increasing precious metals stabilize value, contrasts them with unstable paper money, and condemns paper currency and banking schemes as fraud, celebrating government efforts to boost coinage.
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