Eric P. Newman research files for the 1804 dollar. Notes, citations, and copies of published material used for research purposes during the writing of Fantastic 1804 Dollar. Date is approximate.
Eric P. Newman research files for the 1804 dollar. Correspondence between Eric P. Newman and Ken Bressett on the subject of the Fantastic 1804 Dollar, for which they were co-authors.
Eric P. Newman research files for the 1804 dollar. Photocopies and originals of clips extracted from numismatic periodicals that reference the 1804 dollar.
Eric P. Newman research files for the 1804 dollar. Correspondence between Eric P. Newman and Ken Bressett on the subject of the Fantastic 1804 Dollar, for which they were co-authors.
Eric P. Newman research files for the 1804 dollar. Description: Presentation delivered by David F. Spink and James C. Risk, entitled “New Fact About an Old American Coin,” in two parts. Date is approximate, it appears this presentation was delivered shortly after the appearance of the King of Siam set.
Eric P. Newman research files for the 1804 dollar. Correspondence between Eric P. Newman and Ken Bressett on the subject of the Fantastic 1804 Dollar, for which they were co-authors.
Stack's Bowers Galleries auction sale of the famous Sultan of Muscat-Childs-Pogue 1804 silver dollar graded PCGS Proof 68 at Sotheby's in New York City. The coin received a world record setting bid for any United States coin ($9.2 million hammer, $10.81 million including the auction house commission) but the consignor's reserve was not met.
