Rolnick and Weber point out that a bimetallic standard will not exhibit Gresham's Law if

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Gresham's Law states that "bad money drives out good" when there are two forms of commodity money in circulation which are legally recognized as having similar face value but different intrinsic values. If people are willing to use coins at their market values rather than their face values, both types of coins will circulate based on their intrinsic worth, preventing the phenomenon described by Gresham's Law.

Rolnick and Weber Point Out That a Bimetallic Standard Will