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    The movie scene opens with a close-up shot focusing on the bold words March 9th, 1852 “Gold Coin Fifty Day Robbing Spree”, the camera slowly zooms out, having the picture focus perfectly on a gentleman’s frown. Reaching for his freshly poured water the man crumbles the newspaper fast out of frustration. Detective Henry Goober hasn’t received much sleep since the day he almost caught Gold Coin. The camera cuts to the train moving fast in motion with scenery of mountains off in the distance. The…

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    Silver Economy Dbq

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    Silver Effects on Social Life and Economy Trading by exchanging goods was the way countries had acquired foreign luxuries for a very long time. Mercantilism, the idea that there is a fixed amount of wealth in the world and to increase a country’s wealth, the country must take it, led to European countries exploring other parts of the world for “God, gold, and glory.” As a result, European countries started to colonize lands in the Indian Ocean and Latin America to gain control of trade routes…

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    Greenville Zoo

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    framing and structure, and four large glass panels. It featured a spinning globe, digital sensors and counters, and two coin acceptors on both sides of the four corners with informational graphics about each wildlife project.…

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    Convertible Token Money

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    or pieces of paper that could be exchanged not for their intrinsic value but for the value that was printed on them. In this economy, the token (either a piece of paper or a metallic coin) was not worth much in that it had no intrinsic value, but it was used as ``money'' because it was backed by commodity money (gold or silver) at a fixed exchange rate. Token money would be exchanged with the issuer of the currency; the Goldsmiths. This is how the gold standard came into…

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    Case Study: ROF Tokens

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    ROUND ONE, FIGHT! (ROF) Tokens. EMPOWERING THE ESPORTS COMMUNITY TOKEN SALE WHITEPAPER http://www.proofsuite.com/i/5XoiaFop3t# TABLE OF CONTENTS Executive Summary 3 Project Targets 5 Industry Overview…

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    Exonumia History

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    debased, tokens, medals, and more. “Hobo Nickels” are created when coins are used as a sculpting medium. They are artfully carved and altered into unique artworks. The term has evolved into an umbrella term for the use of coins as a sculpting medium. The Buffalo Nickel was a popular medium for poor artists. Its softness and accessibility made it easy for those in absolute poverty, such as the homeless and “hobos” of 1930’s America, to use an affordable artistic medium. The design of the coin…

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    Case Study: Plexcorp

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    Facts PlexCorp is a company that raised $15 million of fraudulent money by selling ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings). It sold 81 million coins out of the 400 million total that were available. The company got thousands of investors, and promised if all 400 million coins were sold, it would guarantee its investors "returns of 1,354 % in under 29 days." The company is charged with violating security laws and defrauding investors. The SEC is in charge of "protecting investors, maintaining fair and…

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    communally used in institutional settings, token economies are used as a form of behavior modification. A token economy is a method used to increase and reward desirable behavior. Token’s can be anything from a sticker or coins, to tallies, or poker chips; they just have to have the ability to be counted. Once the subject has earned enough tokens they are able to receive a reward Tokens can be withdrawn in order to decrease bad behavior. The goal of a Token economy is to strengthen desirable…

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    Why Is Playboy So Popular

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    Playboy set to launch its very own cryptocurrency wallet service There are several publications that have left a mark on history over the years – Playboy is certainly one of them. An absolute lightning rod for controversy, the original “American men's lifestyle and entertainment magazine” built its reputation through its nude pictorials. At one point in time, it sold a staggering 7,161,561 copies of a single issue – the November 1972 edition if you’re interested in looking it up. What’s helped…

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    One of the easiest ways to gain items is to buy them via coins and tokens. Coins are gained by putting out fire. Tokens are a lot harder to obtain since you need to complete missions, such as finding a lost purse or classified documents, for Miss Ion. Before the start of each run, you are presented with an upgrade shop. Money can be used to improved various upgrade while tokens can be used to unlock them. Unfortunately, there is no way to tell what a upgrade does before…

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