1860 Denver City Five Dollar - Obverse Copper Assay
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Description
This is a one-sided copper impression of the Denver City Assay Office five-dollar obverse, undated. Pieces naming the Denver City Assay Office are known from 1860, mostly as copper trials of a five-dollar design, and little is recorded of the office itself (search). NGC lists them by Kagin number. NGC lists it as the obverse of K-1. Catalogue number: K-1.
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K-1
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