Sentence examples similar to currency date from inspiring English sources

The idea of a single currency dates back to the 1950's, when postwar diplomats like Jean Monnet, president of a precursor to the European Union, sketched out sweeping visions for economic and political unification.

The "wallet" in the modern sense of "flat case for holding paper currency" dates back almost 200 years.

The inn's walls are covered with $95,000 in autographed currencies dating to 1956.

But there is little doubt that the history of the currency to date can be told in its hacks.

Thieves reportedly made off with more than half a billion dollars in cryptocurrencies, which would make it the largest heist in virtual currency to date.

The earliest such currency crisis dates back (again) to the 1720s, and it's one dimension of my current research.

Balance of payments records show that 10 of the last 12 major currency crises, dating back to the Mexican peso meltdown of 1994, began when residents started sending money abroad, which was typically two years before the currency collapsed.

This is a crisis of sovereignty that takes the form of a monetary crisis.The earliest such currency crisis dates back (again) to the 1720s, and it's one dimension of my current research.

Its author, Gustavo Piga, a professor and former adviser to the Italian Treasury, claims that he has uncovered a strange transaction made by an unnamed European country—one that unmistakably resembles Italy.The deal, an interest-rate and currency swap, dates from 1997, when EU countries were under pressure to meet the Maastricht treaty's budget-deficit targets of 3%.

The French Currency Collection dates from 1791 to 1796.

Last June Bancor raised over $150 million through a digital auction known as an ICO and has processed a billion and a half of conversions across 120 currencies to date.