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From: "John Lorenzo" <johnmenc@optonline.net>
Subject: Re: taverns
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My favorite coins are from the RISEING SUN TAVERN Bruce ...=20
ooops ... another JPL typo ... <BG>.=20
--- In colonial-coins@yahoogroups.com, bruce paulhamus <b2176p@y...>=20
wrote:
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> Some recent conversation concerning taverns in colonial made me=20
think of the things I have read on the subject. Following you will=20
find a short note on the taverns of the colonial era.=20=20
> I am amazed how most of you stay so focused on die states,=20
linkage, metallurgy and a host of technical issues surrounding our=20
passion. I too, feel the past when I hold a copper or a piece of=20
currency in my hand but I wonder different things. What possessed=20
someone to put this in a drawer and have it wind up in Boyd's=20
cabinet? What did this buy? How did they think about it? What=20
importance was attached? What were the social aspects of this=20
money? What were their dreams surrounding this piece of silver?=20=20
What were the social consequences of using this specie?=20=20
> Keep up your good scientific work! I am enjoying watching you=20
work. I'll enjoy reading down the path of colonial money and its=20
meaning to contemporary life.
> Best Regards,
> Bruce
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> - 2006-01-02
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