[Colonial Numismatics] Wood-33 Pubblico Deposited
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From: "Byron Weston" <bkweston@verizon.net>
Subject: Re: [Colonial Numismatics] Wood-33
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--- In colonial-coins@yahoogroups.com, "Oliver D. Hoover"=20
<oliver.hoover@...> wrote:
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> Byron,
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> Thanks. Any idea on the state origin of the US pieces? Is CA here=20=20
> for Canada or California?
>=20
> Oliver
California, Oliver, I could have bought them all @$3 ea.
The others that I've had either came from coin shows in PA, OH, or NY,=20
but I could only guess where the dealers may have been from after all=20
of this time.
For whatever it is worth to you I've considered Wood 33 an Evasion=20
rather than a "Blacksmith" and considering the time in which they may=20
have been made it isn't surprising that most of them would end up in=20
British North America.
Byron - 2008-01-26
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