Considering Dahlonega shut down after 1861, I would think the "D" would be the most logical answer. The whole Denver thing isn't an issue...that mint didn't open until years after Dalles was to open.
<< <i>T for The Dalles. Didn't know that there was ever any thought of a mint there. >>
There was an article in The Numismatist back in the 1980's (I do not have the citation with me). Another article I know of was in Numismatic Scrapbook in April 1952 (p. 319).
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Yep, the mint was authorizd, funds appropriated, the building was built. I don't think the equipment was ever installed. Then the whole plan was scrapped.
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<< <i>T for The Dalles. Didn't know that there was ever any thought of a mint there. >>
There was an article in The Numismatist back in the 1980's (I do not have the citation with me). Another article I know of was in Numismatic Scrapbook in April 1952 (p. 319).
Lane
See http://www.doubledimes.com for a free online reference for US twenty-cent pieces
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"No Good Deed Goes Unpunished!"
"If it don't make $"
"It don't make cents""
<< <i>Are we talking about "Dallas" Texas? >>
The Dalles is a city in Oregon I believe on the Columbia river.