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American Journal of Numismatics, vols.15-18
American Numismatic and Archaeological Society / American Numismatic Society · 1880 · American Numismatic Society (Boston/New York)
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- —Édouard Frossard's "Dollar of 1804" note at p. 158 — the Eckfeldt–DuBois plate put into circulation as an authentication tool, and the printed error that dates Stickney's acquisition to 1846.Early Dollars →
- Presents for KingsReadThe Mint's cabinet had no 1804 dollar in 1838 — because the coins were only then being made, as gifts for a Sultan and a King.
- CHAPTER THREESix Hundred Dollars a Year — The Early Half Dollars — An OunceDesk Guide (The American Series)
- CHAPTER TWOThe Coin That Did the Dollar's Work — The Early Half Dollars — An OunceDesk Guide (The American Series)
- CHAPTER SEVENThe Commune's Vault — The Early Half Dollars — An OunceDesk Guide (The American Series)