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From: Roger Siboni <novacaesarea@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: [Colonial Numismatics] OT: San Francisco Mint
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Hi Craig,
The guy in the know is coin dealer Don Kagin in
Tiburon, California (who also always seem to have more
than his fair share of Pioneer Gold in inventory).
Since I consider this stuff all modern, I have not
followed the goings on at the SF Mint for a while. But
last I heard, it was vacated and considered an
earthquake hazzard requiring $50M to retrofit. Don and
several others in San Francisco have been trying to
raise money for this for a while but I don't know how
succesful they have been. Anyway, I drive by it pretty
regularly and thought it was closed. Don Kagin may
know different.
But if you are interested in San Francisco coinage and
the Gold Rush, I think Wells Fargo Bank maintains a
nice little Museum on this material and what they
carried on the Stages. It may require an appointment
though.
There is a very vibrant Ancient Coinage collector base
in SF and they meet once a month but I think it is the
second Saturday of the month so I am not sure that
will work.
Finally, there are a few (very few) Colonial guys in
the Bay Area (only two that I know in San francisco
proper). If you want, I can try to set up a dinner if
you have a free night.
Best,
Roger S.
--- CMcdon0923@aol.com wrote:
> I'm going to be in San Francisco towards the end on
> next week, and was
> hoping to stop by the Mint.
>
> According to the US Mint's website, there are no
> tours and it mentions
> nothing about displays, etc. I thought there was a
> museum there which at one time
> displayed the Akers' Pioneer Gold Collection.
>
> I realize that specific display is probably no
> longer there (I think it was
> sold), but I was wondering if, other than just
> driving by, there's anything to
> see at the Old Granite Lady?
>
> Craig
>
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