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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 29

An illustration from Rare American coins: their description, and past and present fictitious values, 1887, leaf 29 — ontinued from 1864 to 1886inclusive, and appear likely to remain for yearsto come. The fictitious value of the nickel andbronze coins is about as follows : 1856 New $1 to *5. Patterns, $1 to $10. 1857 5C- tt 2. None. 1858 5c a 2. « 50c. to #3. 1859 5c « 1.50. n 75c. $2 i860 5c- u 50c a None. 1861,… … FLUCTUATIONS OF RARE UNITED STATES SILVER COINS. It is a matter of considerable interest, pe-cuniary and otherwise, to the coin collector andgeneral reader, to learn something of the pastvalue of rare American coins as compared withthe present value of the same. The writersexperience as a coin…

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