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Subject: Re: Science Fiction: A possible reason for this issue???
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Mi=E9rcoles senores y senoritas. Hasta manana.
--- In colonial-coins@yahoogroups.com, johnmenc@o... wrote:
> NJ Copper/Washington Head
>=20
> 1786 Maris 4-C=20
>=20
>=20
> Known examples (3):
> 1. "VF". Ex - Crosby - Parmelee - H.P. Smith - James Ten Eyck -=20
> Newcomer - Garrett, Lot 1390, "128.6 grains", sold for $50,000
>=20
> 2. "VF-EF, holed" (illustrated above). Ex - Parsons - Brand - Dr.=20
> George Fuld - Stack's sale of the John L. Roper, 2nd collection,=20
> December 8-9, 1983, Lot 298, illustrated, "130.8 grains...", sold=20
for=20
> $11,550
>=20
> 3. Boyd estate
>=20
> I have come across some information which may explain this issue.=20
Its=20
> weak ... but I will toss it out TONIGHT for some comments. We have=20
> read about this issue as a possible pattern or it being created to=20
> win some coinage contract, etc. This is good. These facts I have=20
may=20
> not be as good but it may prove entertaining.=20
>=20
> Also have confirmed two counterfeiters in New Jersey in and around=20
> Elizabethtown in the 1750's. These counterfeiters have been=20
confirmed=20
> with having molds and dies in their possession for making=20
counterfeit=20
> coin during their apprehension with the law. I believe these names=20
> may have already been discussed?
>=20
> Tonight.
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