WASHINGTON FUNERAL MEDAL INFO FOUND Publique Deposited

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  • The E-Sylum: Volume 3, Number 52, December 17, 2000, Article 4

    WASHINGTON FUNERAL MEDAL INFO FOUND

    Over on the colonial coin collectors forum, Chris Stevens
    wrote about some research he's doing on Jacob Perkins.:
    In reading 18th century issues of The Essex Journal
    "I also stumbled upon a number of interesting things.
    One being the original ads run by Perkins for the sale of the
    Washington Funeral medals. In an add on the front page of
    the E.J., Perkins states (exaggerates?) that bulk inquiries are
    welcome, and he has ability to execute 3-5 thousand pieces
    daily!"

    The ad appeared in the Jan 10, 1800 issue; here's the full text,
    from a picture published on the forum's web site:
    http://www.egroups.com/message/colonial-coins/2559

    Jacob Perkins
    Takes leave to inform the pub-
    lic that he will now be able to answer
    orders for the Medals in memory of the late
    illustrious Gen. WASHINGTON, from
    any part of the continent, and to any a
    mount, executed on Gold, Silver, or White
    Metal, with punctuality and dispatch -- from
    3 to 5 thousand can be made daily.

    A liberal discount will be made to those
    who purchase quantities to sell again.

    Jan 7

    [Editor's note: the colonial coins web pages on the egroups
    site are open only to subscribers of the newsgroup. Luckily,
    anyone can subscribe]

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  • 2000-12-17
Volume
  • 3

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Auteur NNP