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  • $20 USAOG submittal to ANAAB

    Author:
    Eric P. Newman Research Files (Territorial Gold)
    Description:
    Correspondence and clips related to the 1853 USAOG $20 presented in the The Numismatist in February 1994, which summarized findings of the ANA Authentication Bureau (ANAAB) with respect to this coin. Ephemera not scanned: Clipping of "Quality Coins from Jack H. Beymer" from Numismatic News, August 15, 1989. Copy of The Numismatist, volume 107, number 2, February 1904. Photocopy of "The Mitchelson Collection" from The Numismatist, February 1912. Photocopy of "Counterfeit 1853 U.S. Assay Office $20" from The Numismatist, February 1994. Photocopy of "Mystery of 1853 Assay Office $20 May Never Be Solved" from Numismatist Assn, Apr. 01, 1994. Photocopy of "Harmer Rooke auction features pioneer coins" from Coin World, October 25, 1989. Photocopy of "Letters" from Coin World, July 12, 1989. Photocopy of "Mystery of 1853 Assay Office $20 May Never Be Solved" from The Numismatist, May 1994.
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    Numismatic, Archives
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  • USAOG

    Author:
    Eric P. Newman Research Files (Territorial Gold)
    Description:
    Correspondence from 1994, include Theodore V. Buttrey, Les Elam, J.P. Martin, and Robert Hoge, related to the 1853 USAOG $20 gold piece. Ephemera not scanned: Photocopy of "Overview" from Breen Encyclopedia. Photocopy of "Controversial Coin Ingots (1853)" from The United States Provisional Branch Mint at San Francisco (1851-53). Photocopy of "Mystery of 1853 Assay Office $20 May Never Be Solved" from The Numismatist, May 1994.
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    Numismatic, Archives
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    United States

  • Varia

    Author:
    Eric P. Newman Research Files (Territorial Gold)
    Description:
    Mixed materials (correspondence, clips, personal memoranda) related to the pre-publication review of Michael Hodder's article in the American Journal of Numismatics, the delisting of Kohler bar from the Guide Book, preparation for the 1999 "Great Debate" at the ANA convention, and a request from Ted Buttrey to EPNNES for funding research. Ephemera not scanned: Photocopy of "J. H. Bowie: Maryland's Private Gold Coiner" by Donald H. Kagin, in The Numismatist, issue September 1983. Photocopy of "Counterfeits of U.S. and Other Coins Reported" by John J. Ford and Don Taxay, in The Numismatist, issue March 1964. Photocopy of "Counterfeit of Moffat Bar Discovered" by Stack's, in The Numismatist, issue June 1940. Photocopy of "Pioneer Gold Coin Dies Resurface: 1855 Kellogg & Co. $50 Dies Only Ones in Private Hands by Paul Gilkes, in The Brasher Bulletin, volume Fall 1998. Photocopy of clipping from "Genuine or fantasy" by P. Scott Rubin and David T. Alexander, in Coin World, May 3 1999. Copy of Editor's Observations by Donald H. Kagin in The Brasher Bulletin, issue Winter (February) 1999. Photocopy of News Relesase from The American Numismatic Society, 1999. Copy of ad from New Netherlands Coin Co. Inc. in The Numismatist, issue July 1959. Photocopy of "Private Georgia Gold: Templeton Reid" from Stacks 9/10/1981. Photocopy of "Letters to the Editor" by various authors including Donald Groves, Walter G. Coons, Mike Wallace, Bill Erstfeld, Henry Savage, Frank Quinones, Loretta Nalbone, and Jim Osborne, in Coin World 5/3/1999. Photocopy of Letter to the Editor by William J.Rodriguez in Coin World 5/24/1999. Photocopy of "Editorial Comment: Numismatic News" no author, in The Numismatist, issue June 1940. Photocopy of "Counterfeits of U.S. and Other Coins Reported" by John J. Ford, Jr. and Don Taxay, in The Numismatist, issue March 1964. Copy of "Coins of the World" in Coin World, issue July 17 1974. Clipping of front page of Numismatic News issue May 4 1999, headlines include "Proof Eagles issued" by Timothy Rolands. Stack's brochure "In Search of Western Assay Ingots." Photocopy of "An Interview With john J. Ford Jr.: Part I" by Mark Van Winkle, in Legacy, issue Spring 1990. Clipping from Coin World issue July 19 1999, includes "Buttrey, Hodder to debate bars at ANA" no author and "Rare Date Certified Gold" advertisements. Clipping from Coin World issue August 9, 1999, includes "Wooden money groups may decide to meet for reunion" and Stack's advertisement "Wanted: Western Americana." Clippings from Coin World issue July 12 1999. Photocopy of guest commentary in Coin World issue June 1999 "Assay bar coverage misses point" by John W. Adams. Photocopy of Letters to the Editor in Coin World issue June 21 1999, including "Lecture Reaction" by Harry J. Forman. Photocopy of guest commentary in Coin World issue May 31 1999, "Tests show assay bars genuine" by Michael Hodder. Photocopy of guest commentary in Coin World issue May 17 1999, "Hodder's argument 'straw man'" by Robert D. Leonard Jr. Clipping from Numismatic News issue July 6 1999, including Stack's advertisement "Wanted: Western Americana" and "Extended survey depicts good coin market" by David L. Ganz. Clipping from Coin World July 12 1999, of Stacks advertisement "An Open Challenge to Professor Theodore V. Buttrey"
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    Numismatic, Archives
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    United States

  • Varia (2nd Folder)

    Author:
    Eric P. Newman Research Files (Territorial Gold)
    Description:
    Miscellaneous materials related to private gold, including the 1998 ANA convention program along with Newman's notes on Ford's talk on August 6, litigation related to articles published on the topic, and donations from Stack's, Paul Franklin, and Catherine Bullowa to the Smithsonian. Date approximate. Ephemera not scanned: Copy of pamphlet from the American Numismatic Association 107th Anniversary Convention Portland, Oregon. Photocopy of excerpt from Stack's Gibson Collection Sale, November 11, 1972. Copy of brochure "In search of Western Assay Ingots" from Stack's, undated. Photocopy of page form Coin World, issue January 31 2000. Photocopy of advertisement from New netherlands Coin Co. Inc., in The Numismatist, issue July 1959. Photocopy of page form Coin World, issue February 22 2000. Photocopy of "Report identifies coin as Farouk's: Attorney claims confiscated 1933 $20 is legal to own" by Paul Gilkes, in Coin World, issue March 20 2000. Photocopy of page from Coin World February 28 2000, including "Just asking: New Netherlands served as data bank" by Q. David Bowers. Copy of The American Numismatic Society Newsletter, issue Fall 1999. Clippings from Coin World May 8 2000. Photocopy of page from Coin World February 14 2000, including "In the back room: Numismatic master shares knowledge" by Q. David Bowers and "ANA library holds mail-bid sale to raise funds to preserve, improve services," no author. Clipping from Numismatic News, issue May 2 2000. Photocopy of "Into the unknown: How can anyone authenticate a previously unkown coin?" by Coin World Staff, in Coin World, issue May 29 2000. Photocopy of "Libel lawsuit started over gold bar claims" by David L. Ganz in Numismatic News, issue May 30 2000. Clippings from Numismatic News, issue May 30 2000. Clippings from Coin World issue May 15 2000. Photocopy of "Comments on western assay bars lead to suit" by Victoria Stone Moledor, in Coin World issue May 15 2000. Photocopy of page from Coin World January 24 2000, including "Coin people: some 'greats' from 1950s remain active" by Q. David Bowers. Clippings from Coin World September 6 1999. Clipping of "Editorial Opinion: Our challenge is to dig deeper" by Beth Deisher in Coin World, issue May 3 1999. Clippings of Letters to the Editor in Coin World, issue May 3 1999. Clippings from Coin World May 3 1999. Clippings from Numismatic News issue September 14 1999. Photocopy of "The last southern Mint: In its 150 years, the New Orleans Mint created treasured gold and Confederate coins" by Victoria Stone in Coin World, issue October 5 1998. Photocopy of "San Francisco Mint facility serves many purposes since its founding: Assaying, refining minting functions performed at site" by Richard Giedroyc in Coin World issue September 28 1998. Photocopy of "PCGS slabs Bowie $5: Researchers debate coin's authenticity" by Paul Gilkes, in Coin World issue September 28 1998. Photocopy of "New Light on California Coinage: Existing Trial Pieces Show Unrecorded Types and Indicate Octagonal Shape Was Considered for $5 and $10 Coins" by Edgar H. Adams, in The Numismatist, issue May 1909. Photocopy of "Live American Numismatic Items," by Edgar H. Adams, in The Numismatist, issue January 1912. Photocopy of untitled, no author article from the Numismatist, issue October 1916. Clippings from Coin World December 8 1997. Clippings from Numismatic News January 6 1998, including Kagin's advertisements and "Salesmanship favored in lot descriptions" by Jon M. Warshawsky. Clipping from Numismatic News August 18 1998, including Stack's ad and "Few people can resist the timeless allure of gold" by Burnett Anderson. Clippings of Numismatic News September 1 1998. Clippings from Numismatic News June 11 1996. Clippings from Numismatic News July 5 1999.
    Keyword:
    Numismatic, Archives
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    United States