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• The E-Sylum: Volume 10, Number 34, August 26, 2007, Article 13
  

  SAN ANTONIO COIN HOARD FOUND
  

  A coin hoard of a different sort was uncovered in San Antonio,
  Texas recently. According to an August 21 article, "Jack Suneson
  bought a downtown property on Commerce Street thinking it was a
  good spot for tourists to part with their money. But someone had
  already parted with a stockpile of coins at the site — nearly 130
  years ago.
  

  "Suneson is a businessman from Nuevo Laredo who owns Marti's, a
  Mexican arts and crafts store. On Monday, a construction crew
  was digging up dirt to lay a foundation for Suneson's new store
  at 310 W. Commerce St.
  

  "A backhoe uncovered about 200 U.S. quarters, half dollars and
  silver dollars dating between 1852 and 1880. The crew also found
  a gold coin from that era.
  

  "The hoarder might have lived around 1880 because the most
  recent coin was a Morgan Silver Dollar dated that year.
  

  "Suneson said he plans to clean the coins that can be saved
  and display them in his new store. "
  

  To read the complete article, see: Full Story
  

  {Wash the coins, maybe; but clean them? Them's fighting words
  to many a numismatist. Let's hope a gentle washing is all the owner has in
  mind. -Editor]
  

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• http://www.coinbooks.org/esylum_v10n34a13.html

Fecha de publicación

• 2007-08-26

Volumen

• 10

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