[Colonial Numismatics] Wood 23 Public Deposited
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Subject: Re: [Colonial Numismatics] Wood 23
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Here are a couple. The 29 is quite strong I think with highly raised cuppin=
g. The 23 a very early die state without the die chips up the obverse crack=
.
Gord N
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From: johnmenc@mindspring.com <johnmenc@mindspring.com>
To: colonial-coins@egroups.com <colonial-coins@egroups.com>
Date: Sunday, October 22, 2000 1:46 PM
Subject: [Colonial Numismatics] Wood 23
Since at least for the time being I hope I have backed you off that=20
Wood 1-43 are Blacksmiths and this is enough at this time to await=20
and see what your opinions are until you can personally investigate=20
this series in depth for yourself.=20
Wood 23 is a confirmed Blacksmith based on my recent investigations.=20
I did a study recently showing that the dies for this Wood 29=20
Blacksmith did break severley in Troy, NY initially as the break seen=20
in Wood 29-a appears on a Troy storecard ALSO and also appears on a=20
NY HTT thick flan. This broken and used die for both the obverse and=20
reverse of Wood 29-a was then tranferred to the Lower Canada=20
operation or the other geographical operation for the sake of=20
argument at this time and Wood 29-a was struck on a thin Blacksmith=20
flan using these discarded dies. When the obverse die broke leaving=20
the reverse die remaining (from memory - Taylor is at work) Wood 29=20
was created with all the other Wood types having this design.
The HTT token of Wood 29-a is found on a thick HTT flan, Wood 29-a is=20
on the broken thin Blacksmith flan as seen in Baker and the one in my=20
collection, Wood 29 and all the other obverse/reverse married=20
combinations support this American /Canadian based operation. If this=20
is confusing one day I will show you all these dies through the=20
specimens in my collection. I have all these specimens on this trail=20
of broken and discarded dies. Its a fascinating and somewhat complex=20
trail to the newcomer in this series. JPL.=20
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<DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2>Here are a couple. The 29 is quite stro=
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<DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2></FONT><FONT size=3D2>Gord N</FONT></DI=
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Wood 23<BR><BR></DIV></FONT><TT>Since at least for the time being I hope I =
have=20
backed you off that <BR>Wood 1-43 are Blacksmiths and this is enough at thi=
s=20
time to await <BR>and see what your opinions are until you can personally=20
investigate <BR>this series in depth for yourself. <BR>Wood 23 is a confirm=
ed=20
Blacksmith based on my recent investigations. <BR>I did a study recently sh=
owing=20
that the dies for this Wood 29 <BR>Blacksmith did break severley in Troy, N=
Y=20
initially as the break seen <BR>in Wood 29-a appears on a Troy storecard AL=
SO=20
and also appears on a <BR>NY HTT thick flan. This broken and used die for b=
oth=20
the obverse and <BR>reverse of Wood 29-a was then tranferred to the Lower C=
anada=20
<BR>operation or the other geographical operation for the sake of <BR>argum=
ent=20
at this time and Wood 29-a was struck on a thin Blacksmith <BR>flan using t=
hese=20
discarded dies. When the obverse die broke leaving <BR>the reverse die rema=
ining=20
(from memory - Taylor is at work) Wood 29 <BR>was created with all the othe=
r=20
Wood types having this design.<BR>The HTT token of Wood 29-a is found on a =
thick=20
HTT flan, Wood 29-a is <BR>on the broken thin Blacksmith flan as seen in Ba=
ker=20
and the one in my <BR>collection, Wood 29 and all the other obverse/reverse=
=20
married <BR>combinations support this American /Canadian based operation. I=
f=20
this <BR>is confusing one day I will show you all these dies through the=20
<BR>specimens in my collection. I have all these specimens on this trail <B=
R>of=20
broken and discarded dies. Its a fascinating and somewhat complex <BR>trail=
to=20
the newcomer in this series. JPL. <BR><BR></TT><BR><BR><TT>To=20
unsubscribe from this group, send an email=20
to:<BR>colonial-coins-unsubscribe@egroups.com<BR><BR></TT><BR></BODY></HTML=
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