Ye Olde Cambist: 1863

International Statistical Conference, 9/1863:

USA: $1. = Fr. 5.102 (Ag)/ Fr. 5.19 (Au)

Jan. 1863	USD 1.00	Fr. 3.8500	Fr. 3.500	Fr. 3.1500
Feb. 1863	USD 1.00	Fr. 3.3200	Fr. 3.160	Fr. 3.0000
Mar. 1863	USD 1.00	Fr. 3.5700	Fr. 3.423	Fr. 3.2750
Apr. 1863	USD 1.00	Fr. 3.5500	Fr. 3.400	Fr. 3.2500
May 1863	USD 1.00	Fr. 3.5000	Fr. 3.410	Fr. 3.3200
Jun. 1863	USD 1.00	Fr. 3.6500	Fr. 3.588	Fr. 3.5250
Jul. 1863	USD 1.00	Fr. 4.1125	Fr. 3.814	Fr. 3.5150
Aug. 1863	USD 1.00	Fr. 4.1500	Fr. 4.066	Fr. 3.9825
Sep. 1863	USD 1.00	Fr. 4.1125	Fr. 3.881	Fr. 3.6500
Oct. 1863	USD 1.00	Fr. 3.6500	Fr. 3.456	Fr. 3.2625
Nov. 1863	USD 1.00	Fr. 3.6250	Fr. 3.475	Fr. 3.3250
Dec. 1863	USD 1.00	Fr. 3.4500	Fr. 3.406	Fr. 3.3625

	Average	Fr. 3.712	Fr. 3.548	Fr. 3.385

Citation: The Bankers Magazine, Vol. 18 (Feb. 1864) p.610

Horace Greeley, 1866:

NYC, 1/1/1863:

1/1/1863: £ 1. = $4.91

NYC, 1/1/1863: $1. = Fr. 5.19 = USD$ 1.37
NYC, 2/28/1863: $1. = Fr. 5.19 = USD$ 1.73
New Orleans, 3/13/1863: $1. = Fr. 5.19 = USD$ 1.73

Taking the Bavarian Convention Thaler at 28.064 g. (.8333 Fine Ag = 27.3773 g. .999 Ag)
where 1 Ozt Fine Ag = $1.2929, Thlr. 1. = $ 0.972 (Fr. 5.19)

{the South German Thaler at 18.5 g. (.900 Fine Ag = 16.65 .999 Ag)
c.1859: Bavarian Thlr. 1. = $ 0.6921}

Coin Thaler/USD$, 1861: