1850 Kohler & Co. Ten Dollar - Copper
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This is a copper ten-dollar piece of 1850 attributed to Kohler & Co. Frederick D. Kohler, a New York jeweler and assayer, was David C. Broderick's partner in coining at San Francisco in 1849 and in 1850 became California's State Assayer, stamping gold ingots for the State Assay Office. NGC lists this copper ten-dollar piece of 1850 under Kohler & Co. with Kagin number 1. Catalogue number: K-1.
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