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Before the universal US dollar was printed and promised 'In God We Trust' on each bill, the founding colonies printed their very own bills. With counterfeiting rampant, they resorted to scare tactics by printing each note with the warning 'To Counterfeit's Death'. this custom ensured a degree of scartownand hence pricewithin the notes!

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Roman infantrymenwere once paid in salt and this historic linkage gives rise to the average term salary from the los angelestin 'salarium'. But food as an averages of payment is usual in lots of cultures and the Solomon Islands uses "reng" (a yarn ball of turmeric wrapped in coconut), Latin America has used cocoa beans and that italy Reggiano cheese. Burmese people have used a toxic seeds as a kind of currency.

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The'sland of Palau tokreligidirectly to the currency once In 2007 they produced a silver dollar containing a small quantityof holy water from the Grotto of Lourdes, France. The'ssue was so wanted thon they issued a second set the next year.

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