- P: Philadelphia Mint in Pennsylvania.
- D: Denver Mint in Colorado.
- S: San Francisco Mint in California.
- W: West Point Mint in New York (used for commemorative coins and bullion coins).
- CC: Carson City Mint in Nevada (Used from 1870 to 1893).
- O: New Orleans Mint in Louisiana (Used from 1838 to 1909).
- C: Charlotte Mint in North Carolina (Used from 1838 to 1861).
- **DAHL*: Dahlonega Mint Georgia (Used from 1838 to 1861)
Austrian Netherlands (1713–95), provinces in the southern part of the Netherlands (roughly consisting of the todays Belgium and Luxembourg) covering most of the Spanish Netherlands made out . Britannica Quiz Places in Music How well do you know your musical places? Test you
Kula is a ceremonial exchange system performed in Milne Bay province in Papua New Guinea. Kula is also known as the Kula Stock Exchange or the Kula Ring. The Kula ring was popularized by the father of modern anthropology, Bronisław Malinowski, in 1922. Malinowski, who first described Kuku in the Wes
The Battle of Assaye took place on September 23, 1803, near the small town of Assaye in the current state of Maharashtra north of Aurangabad. General Arthur Wellesley is at the head of an army composed of British and Sepoys amounting to some 13,500 men. He encounters a large Indian force representin
And above all, because he could not bear the enormous power represented by the Templars, holders of considerable movable and immovable property, Philippe le Bel surrendered in 1307 to the arguments of Guillaume de Nogaret, who devoted a fierce hatred to the order. . The Templars were arrested on Oc