Does anyone know how many banks failed from 1929 to 2000, i can't find it anywhere?
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In 1937 a record number of banks went bankrupt, and that record number lasted as an unbroken record for almost a half century until 1984! The number of bank failures since then is as follows: 79 in 1984, 120 in 1985, 138 in 1986, 184 in 1987 and finally 200 in 1988\nBank Failures 1929-1930: 2,011 -- 1931-1933: 6,294\n\nYou might want to check out http://books.google.com/books?vid=ISBN156720208X&id=rnV3lsj5x4EC&q=%22bank+failures%22&dq=%22bank+failures%22
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i am world coins collector\nsend details to me (countries,years,denominations and grades)\ni have krause cataloge 1801-1900 and 1901-2005\nand will give you the answer\n\nsend to my email m1h2f6d8@yahoo.com
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List of banks in the UK:\n\nhttp://www.portalino.it/banks/_uk.htm
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http://www.chase.com/ccpmweb/individuals/image/Core-Stack.gif\n\nYou can find more linked at http://www.chase.com/ccp/index.jsp?pg_name=ccpmapp/individuals/debit_cards/page/debit_cards_overview\n\nand probably almost every other banks web site.
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Have you tried logging on through the main Bank of America page at: http://www1.bankofamerica.com/
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Everywhere! (2nd bank in Spain).\n\nTry the link (Spanish only):\nhttps://www.gruposantander.com/buscadoroficinas/oficinasParticulares.html
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Yup.  Banks that have FDIC-insured accounts are closed today in observance of Veteran's Day.\n\nGood luck.
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Top 20 U.S. financial institutions with the most deposits as of 31 March 2005\n\n1Bank of America\n2Citicorp\n3JP Morgan Chase\n4Wachovia\n5Wells Fargo\n6Washington Mutual\n7U.S. Bancorp\n8SunTrust Bank\n9Royal Bank of Scotland\n10HSBC Holding\n11National City\n12BB&T Corporation\n13Fifth Third Bancorp\n14Regions Financial\n15Bank of New York\n16ABN Amro (LaSalle Bank)Amsterdam\n17State Street Corp.\n18KeyCorp\n19Golden West (World Savings)\n20PNC Financial Services Group
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especially since the number changes daily - you wont find the answer on the internet (at least an accurate one) unless you ask something like how many hospital beds were there on such and such date- even then good luck!
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Try bankrate.com:\nhttp://www.bankrate.com/brm/default.asp
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There are many banks in the Cincinnati area....... 5th Third, Huntington,Chase,US bank,Citizens,PNC,The Bank of Kentucky,Foundation.And the list goes on.I hope this helps
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go to the banks website. Sign up with your information and it should be readily available. If they don't have a site, which in this day and age is highly unlikely, call the bank first thing in the morning and ask them.
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what bank is that!? most banks are around 2-3 %
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Check Hong Kong:\n\n"\nThe majority of the Bank Notes of Hong Kong are issued by the private banks. \nThe Major issuing banks are: \nThe Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation\nThe Chartered Bank\nThe Bank of China- commence issuing in 1994\nThe Mercantile Bank- ceased issuing in 1974\n"\n\nThe USA used to do it too in the past, until it's later on decided only one private commercial bank will act as a central bank.
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http://www.century21.com/finance/
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It created the FDIC.  The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation provides insurance for depositors in banks and guarantees that if a bank fails the depositors will receive their money back. Currently I believe the limit is $100,000 per account. \n\nPrior to FDIC, during the depths of the depression many banks had failed and left the depositors with nothing. This act restored the faith in the banking system.\nHere is a copy of the statute:\n\nhttp://landru.i-link-2.net/monques/bank35.html
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The best way to find out is take it to your bank and ask. They would be better able to tell especially since we can't see the check.\nHowever, if you are asking if the First National Bank of Alaska exists? The answer is yes and the link is below.