Bob Merchant Collection of U.S. Numismatic Postcards

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154 Items

Last Updated: 2022-03-24

Postcards depicting U.S. Mints, Mint interiors, and related facilities.

Detalles de la colección

Articulos totales: 154
Talla: unknown

Trabajos (154)

91. Counterfeiters Den

Descripción:: Counterfeiters Den Panama Rocks N.Y.

92. Dahlonega, GA

Descripción:: [front] DAHLONEGA Georgia Site of the First Gold Rush [Back] DAHLONEGA, GEORGIA The site of the first American gold rush in 1832.

93. Dahlonega, GA

Descripción:: [front] DAHLONEGA Georgia Site of the First Gold Rush [Back] DAHLONEGA, GEORGIA The site of the first American gold rush in 1832.

94. Carson City Mint

Descripción:: [front] U. S. Mint, Carson City, Nevada

95. Carson City Mint

Descripción:: [front] U. S. Mint, Carson City, Nevada

96. Territorial Bank

Descripción:: [back] First Territorial Bank - John Marshall operated the first territorial bank, established by the State in 1816, from his home. One story goes that the officers of the bank refused to lend $10,000 to the new city of Chicago, because they were too far away to ever amount to anything. Old Shawneetown, in Southern illinois.

97. Territorial Bank

Descripción:: [back] First Territorial Bank - John Marshall operated the first territorial bank, established by the State in 1816, from his home. One story goes that the officers of the bank refused to lend $10,000 to the new city of Chicago, because they were too far away to ever amount to anything. Old Shawneetown, in Southern illinois.

98. National City Bank, NY

Descripción:: [front]HEAD OFFICE The National City Bank of New York at 55 Wall Street [back] HEAD OFFICE The National City Bank of New York at 55 Wall Street

99. National City Bank, NY

Descripción:: [front]HEAD OFFICE The National City Bank of New York at 55 Wall Street [back] HEAD OFFICE The National City Bank of New York at 55 Wall Street

100. Chinese Bank, CA

Descripción:: [front] The old Chinese Bank, an early building of the gold rush days- COLOMA, CALIF. Recalls the most romantic and exciting Gold Rush Period the world has ever known. The new El Dorado, where James Marshall made his world famous gold discovery on January 24, 1848, soon brought fabulous wealth to thousands, built great cities, and contributed largely towards saving of the Union during the Civil War.

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