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It was the power to coin money, because when a bank issued its bill without the restraint of specie payments, it substantially coined money and false money.
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gutenberg.orgIt was the power to coin money, because when a bank issued its bill without the restraint of specie payments, it substantially coined money and false money.
Sherman argues that unregulated bank notes are akin to counterfeiting, underscoring the need for strict monetary control.
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