Sentence examples for currency issued from inspiring English sources

"Redback" was the name given to the paper currency issued by the Republic of Texas.

Admission is free, but food and souvenirs must be paid for in "victors," the currency issued by the carnival's bank.

The more discriminating hoarders, it was said, were careful to squirrel away banknotes with serial numbers prefixed by the letter "X", indicating currency issued in Germany.

El Cronista, a financial newspaper, recently reported that $2.1 billion worth of nonpeso currency issued by provincial governments is now circulating.

Last week, Russia said it would use the meeting to put forward a similar proposal for the creation of a new reserve currency issued by international financial institutions.

Confederate currency, issued by a government that was emphatically not recognized by the Union, had no legal status in the North, which meant Upham could sell his "fac-similes" with impunity.

These included currency issues by cities and businesses, encased postage stamps, and federally-issued fractional currency paper notes in denominations as small as three cents.

And then there is the currency issue.

The currency issue is heavily freighted with diplomatic ramifications.

Mr. Geithner touched on currency issues just briefly.

The I.M.F. said it realized that addressing the currency issues was a priority.