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The Early Coins of America; and the Laws Governing Their Issue

Sylvester S. Crosby · 1875 · Estes & Lauriat / author, Boston (issued in parts 1873-1875)

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  • —Establishes Crosby's method and standing — which is what makes his dissent on the 1804 dollar worth preserving rather than dismissing.Early Dollars →

BOOK CHAPTERS

  • CHAPTER FIVEThe Ledger and the DateReadThe Mint counted deliveries, never dates — and confusing the two columns manufactured the most famous coin in America.
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