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Wypowiedzenie Umowy O Pracę Przez Człowieka - Informacje +wzór
Such a ratio existed not long ago, when 12 grivnas were worth half a pound of silver and such an amount of coins was exchanged for 1 Hungarian florin. Further: the ratio of gold to silver in bars is exactly the same as at the moment of equal admixture and vice versa, golden coins remain in the same ratio to gold in bars as well as silver coins to silver in bars with equal admixture and weight. However, one might claim that the poor coin is more convenient in social relationships as it serves help to poorer people ensuring corn at affordable price and making it easier to meet people's other needs of life. In the first place let the coin marked on one side with the royal coat of arms and on the other with the Prussian Lands coat of arms be printed. Thus, if out 1 and 1/11 of a pound of silver 20 grivnas were minted - then both Polish and Prussian coins would equal in the precise ratio like groshen to groshen, and 2 Prussian grivnas would make 1 Hungarian florin.

As the proportional value of money equals mutual ratio of expenses to income. However, if degradation of money as well as the fall of the homeland were so little cared about and such a minor improvement of money and equalisation were to difficult and burdensome, and it would be taken into consideration that 15 Polish groshens still made 1 grivna, and 2 grivnas and 16 skojecs made 1 Hungarian ducat, then even that reform would be able to carry out according to previously specified principles, and without any difficulties, if only 24 grivnas were minted out of 1 pound of pure silver. Whereas, when the value of money was gradually decreasing our motherland collapsed and through this plague and other disasters was brought to utter ruin. The coin improvement cannot be too burdensome for rent payers, who are forced to pay for their superiors above the usual measure, and might therefore sell their harvest, cattle and other goods at higher prices.

This implies that the introduction of coins diversity might cause confusion impossible to clear up, and merchants and those making contracts might be put into inconvenience, labour and trouble. For it is clear that that particularly those country prosper which use proper coins, and those which use worthless ones usually collapse or go bankrupt. 110 of Hungarian florins of fair and equal weight, each of 72 grammes, make a pound (a pound is always meant by 2 grivnas in weight). Without a doubt, Prussia was a fairly prosperous state when 1 Prussian grivna was bought for 2 gold Hungarian ones, and, as we mentioned earlier, 2 Prussian grivnas and 8 skojecs made half a pound ,that is, a grivna of pure silver. However, if they have common good in view they could not deny that a proper coin not only is good for the country but also for themselves and all social classes, the bad coin is pernicious though. The variety however, prevents unification and it is more difficult to maintain legal order in i number of mints instead of in only one.


So with that weight the same price remained until now, we would get a perfect congruity between Polish and Prussian coins according to the following principle: by minting about 20 grivnas out of a pound of silver we get exactly 2 grivnas per 1 florin instead of 40 Polish groshens. 20 grivnas should be minted out of such an alloy, which would have the value of 1 pound in circulation, that is, 2 grivnas. Sixthly - all sorts of coins should be issued at the same time, that is, skojecs, groshens, solidi and obolos were minted together. Therefore, if we wish to bring back Prussia to its previous splendour - then disarray should be stopped resulting from diversity of particular mints where the coins are to be minted. Therefore, pdf are rightly exchanged for pure gold in bars of the same weight as the value of the stamp compensates for this lack. Which was indeed done in the same cases in the past and could be found in the attached writing.


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