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Supplement to Thompson's Bank note reporter, containing 750 fac-similes of the various gold and silver coins, most generally found in circulation (1850)

Thompson, John, 1802-1891 · New York · leaf 4

An illustration from Supplement to Thompson's Bank note reporter, containing 750 fac-similes of the various gold and silver coins, most generally found in circulation, 1850, leaf 4 — Moidore, Moidore, $4 87 [Brazilian.] Half-Joe, 8 50 Note.—It is not uncommon for Doubloons and <parts of Doubloons to be light—Doubloons should be as heavy as American dollars. An act of Congress, March 3,1843, legalized this kind of gold at 89 cents 9 mills per dwt. When light its truevalue may…

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