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Agree with Regulated I was in SF yesterday...stopped by the Bank of Cal display in the basement... also just around the corner the Wells Fargo History Museum on Montgomery Street (View Post)

There was a group of gold ingots that first showed up around 1969 at an auction in London. They were stamped F.G. Hoard Amador Co. Cal Assayer , 999 Fine, etc....What is interesting about these bars … (View Post)

Charmy, I have always enjoyed reading and viewing your Long Beach reports. (Fellow cat lover) When I was young, the father of one of my friends was a Medal of Honor recipient from Pearl Harbor. Unfor… (View Post)

I think I posted this newspaper passage on another topic.... seems to fit better here A Silver Avalanche A Slide of Two Million Silver Dollars at the Philadelphia Mint. A portion of the $50,000,000 t… (View Post)

This volume was at the Archives in SF in the 1970's. It was removed by the Government in a disposal effort that took place in 1982. Someone must have fished it out of the trash. Many other volumes we… (View Post)