Although a government mint was approved February 21, 1782, no immediate action was taken. The first mint building was erected in 1792 on Seventh Street near Arch in Philadelphia. The first coin struck was the half disme (half-dime). Fifteen hundred were produced during the month of July 179...
WASHINGTON, DC — The U.S. Postal Service today announced four new stamp designs for the 2024 holiday season. Holiday Joy, along with other stamps announced last year, make up only a partial list, with more to be revealed in the weeks and months ahead. All stamp designs are preliminary a...
Meanwhile, the Spokesperson of the Chinese Embassy in Washington DC, speaking on the passing of the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office Certification Act, which could see the closure of Hong Kong trade offices, said that some individuals in the US were “suppressing Hong Kong’s development for...
But…if DC stops gaming the Treasuries mkt (by buying its own debt using new printed money) and Treasury rates accordingly rise…then annual interest payments on the huge DC debt could double (if 10 yr ZIRP rate of 1.5% goes to still pathetic 3%…and up until ...
India is rapidly emerging as the largest manufacturer of Lab Grown Diamonds (LGDs) with more than 6,000 machines/reactors for LGD. The LGD industry in India is growing at an impressive 53%. India already boasts undisputed leadership in cutting & polishing diamonds, and now with the added ...
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By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com (Early Sunday Release) Former Assistant Treasury Secretary in the Reagan Administration, Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, contends it is no accident why bankers do not get jail time for constantly committing fraud by stealing doc