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The first bank in the United States was the Bank of Pennsylvania, which was founded in 1780.
The first issue of paper money by the US government since the Continentals were "demand notes" or "greenbacks".
Paper currency was first used in China in the 7th century.
Cowrie shells became the first standardized medium of exchange.
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The first use of coins date back to 700 BCE by the Lydians, a group of people who lived in what is now Turkey.
In 1690, the Colony of Massachusetts issued the first government authorized paper money in the New World.
The silver dollar was adopted as the standard US monetary unit. The coinage act created the first national mint in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
We believe currency will continue to advance and we soon won't be using paper money. It'll all be electronic.