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MORE ON THE 1811-DATED "OIE DIOE" TOKEN
Last week John Kraljevich asked about this unusual 1811-dated token, which he found described in the1914 George Parsons sale by Henry Chapman.
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From the Parsons sale catalog: 2077a. Unknown origin. 1811. Snake and 15 stars. R. Eight separate triple leaves, enclosing OIE DIOE, outside .1.0. 8 *0. I D S. Feuchtwanger metal. Size of a dime. Good. Have never met with another — though bearing date of 1811, I take it to be of 1835-1840 work. Ken Bressett writes: Lot 2077a brought 50c in the Parsons sale. My copy of the sale is priced but has no buyer’s names.
To read the earlier E-Sylum article, see:
QUERY: UNUSUAL 1811-DATED TOKEN INFORMATION SOUGHT
(www.coinbooks.org/esylum_v16n03a16.html)
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