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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 7

An illustration from Rare American coins: their description, and past and present fictitious values, 1887, leaf 7 — e altered and genuine in the positionof the legend, eagles claw, etc., on the reverses.The electrotype 1804 dollars are readily knownby the periphery or edge being unlettered andhaving no ringing sound, like the resonance offine silver. The fictitious value of the 1804 dollar is con-stantly…

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