Gresham's law, a monetary principle stating that "bad money drives out good", was formulated in which century?
Correct answer: 19th

Tom
Maestra,
England had a guinea coin, made of gold (good money). Paper money (bad money, fiduciary money), pounds (1£+1s = 1 guinea) .
Took its place.
Normally, they use the same currency with different coins, paper. So the US used to have a silver dollar, which was replaced a coin not of silver and then paper.
ie
currency with low natural value (paper) will push out, of circulation, high value money (gold, silver).

Maestra
¿Qué?