Intrinsic Value Of Coins In 1931 Described In Print
A historical note discusses coin values in 1931 when silver reached about 1.50 dollars per ounce and investors debated the intrinsic worth of metal coins. It mentions adjustments in prices, total sums, and the impact on exports and daily transactions amid economic shifts.
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