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Rare American coins: their description, and past and present fictitious values (1887)

Mason, E. Locke. [from old catalog] · Boston, P. Gassett · leaf 16

An illustration from Rare American coins: their description, and past and present fictitious values, 1887, leaf 16 — first year of coinage,to 1834, with motto, are all worth more thanpar, and command about the prices annexed .—1796, with stars, uncirculated, $60; 1796, fine,#45; I796, good, $25; 1796, no stars, range from $5to $15; 1797 and 179S, very fine, from $6 to £20.1802, 1804, 1805, 1S06, 1S07, 1S08, very… … UNITED STATES GOLD DOLLARS. In 1849 the first gold dollar was issued, andcontinued annually until 1886, although thenumber during the past few years has been ex-tremely limited. There were two varieties ofthe gold dollars—viz., the large thin and thesmall thick planchets. The latter bear date…

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