Sentence examples for banknote issue from inspiring English sources

Switzerland stuck to a competitive solution for banknote issue until 1907, when the Swiss National Bank started operating.

It increased again after the switch to federal regulation of banknote issue (in 1881) and reached a peak of 30% in 1891.

The Federal Banknote Act of 1881, introducing common standards of quality in banknote issue, was the result of these perceived inefficiencies.

This period started with nearly unregulated competition in banknote issue, but the harmonization of privately issued banknotes required by federal banking law of 1881 undermined this system and finally led to the creation of SNB.

The weakness of the Swiss franc at the foreign exchange market and the associated loss of monetary metal and increasing costs of banknote issue led to a decline of the banknote share to 19% in 1906.

The obvious reason for such an analysis is the fundamental institutional and regulatory change for the banknote issue business by the Federal banking act of 1881 which could have changed monetary dynamics.

Items range from the Bordeaux vineyard Chateau Latour, bought for six hundred million pounds, to a hundred-billion-dollar banknote issued by Zimbabwe's central bank, worth only one U.S. dollar.

A £100 banknote issued by the States of Jersey including a holographic portrait of the Queen is being made available.

Free blacks were depicted on a $10 banknote issued by the Bank of Catasauqua in Pennsylvania in the late 1850s.

Michael Shishman's seal is depicted on the reverse of the Bulgarian 2 levs banknote, issued in 1999 and 2005.

It's also to answer a frequent question: who actually was the first woman on a banknote issued in what is now the United States?