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Re: Indian Cent Errors from my Personal Collection
Spectacular pieces just dripping with cool. (View Post)1 -
Re: Just for fun. Can you answer this numismatic question correctly without looking it up?
Neither option is correct. Sheldon 1 (Chain) thru 76a (1795 Cap) have lettered edges. (View Post)5 -
Re: Multiple clashes on bust coins (bust quarter used as example)
The number of men depended on the size of the press. According to a Nov 1836 letter from Patterson to Woodbury, the largest screw press required 5 men, while the next smaller one required 4. Both wer… (View Post)2 -
Re: Distribution of large cents - 1833
I suspect they were simply the typical oak & iron hoop kegs. The quantities of coins packaged correlates to the quantities of kegs and planchets received from Boulton, so I suspect the mint reuse… (View Post)2 -
Re: Distribution of large cents - 1833
Roger, Cool stuff. The number of cents in a keg changed rather radically over the years. In the 90's, I found several letters in Entry 19, Letters Sent by the Treasurer of the Mint, 1816 - 1848 and p… (View Post)1