House Joint Memorial No. 7Â - Memorializing the Congress of the United States to Restore Gold and Silver to Their Time-Honored Position as Basic Monetary Metals Not Only for International Exchange But Also for the Proper Conduct of Business Transactions Within the United States; To Restore Rights of the American People to Acquire, Possess and Dispose of Gold Within and Without the United States and to Discontinue the Sale and Distribution of Both the Precious Metals at Less Than Present-Day Costs of Production for Uses Other Than Monetary and to Encourage, by Immediate Congressional Action, the Production of Both These Metals Within the United States.Â

Authors

Colorado General Assembly

Files

Publication Date

1961

Chapter

n/a

Session Type

Regular

Session Number

1

Document Type

House Joint Memorial

Start Page

922

Recommended Citation

Colorado General Assembly, "House Joint Memorial No. 7Â - Memorializing the Congress of the United States to Restore Gold and Silver to Their Time-Honored Position as Basic Monetary Metals Not Only for International Exchange But Also for the Proper Conduct of Business Transactions Within the United States; To Restore Rights of the American People to Acquire, Possess and Dispose of Gold Within and Without the United States and to Discontinue the Sale and Distribution of Both the Precious Metals at Less Than Present-Day Costs of Production for Uses Other Than Monetary and to Encourage, by Immediate Congressional Action, the Production of Both These Metals Within the United States.Â" (1961). Session Laws 1951-2000. 2677.
https://scholar.law.colorado.edu/session-laws-1951-2000/2677