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1891

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American Journal of Numismatics, vols.26-28

American Numismatic and Archaeological Society / American Numismatic Society · 1891 · American Numismatic Society (Boston/New York)

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REFERENCE PAGES

  • —Nexsen, March 31, 1894: the Rosenthal coin admitted as XIII, and two claimed 1804 dollars examined and rejected as alterations — one "skilfully executed", one "in a very bungling manner".Early Dollars →

BOOK CHAPTERS

  • CHAPTER NINECollecting the SeriesReadWhat a completable set means in a series whose best coins live in museums — three honest paths, and two habits of numerical hygiene.
  • CHAPTER EIGHTThe Fakes, Shown OpenlyReadThe ghost census, the shipwreck that never sailed, and the Mint as its own counterfeiter — the series' syllabus, photographed.
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