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Catalogue of Coins, Medals and Tokens, Ancient and Modern, American and Foreign in Various Metals...

Catalogue of Coins, Medals and Tokens, Ancient and Modern, American and Foreign in Various Metals...

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A meticulously compiled catalog of coins, medals, and tokens spanning ancient and modern eras, American and foreign origins. This catalog documents a significant auction held on January 27th and 28th, 1880, by Messrs. Sullivan Brothers & Libbie. The catalog, expertly curated by W. Elliot Woodward, offers a glimpse into the numismatic landscape of the late 19th century.

It is an invaluable resource for collectors, historians, and researchers interested in the history of currency and commemorative pieces. Featuring detailed descriptions and potentially, estimated values, this catalogue provides insight into the types of coins, medals, and tokens that were highly sought after at the time. A fascinating glimpse into the world of coin collecting during a pivotal period.

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Pub dateMay 22, 2025
ISBN-101024150399
ISBN-139781024150391
LanguageEnglish
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