French coins, Marie Antoinette, etc., 54.Foreign coins, value of in United States money (table of), 146.from resolution of Congress relating to Mint, 19.from expenditures of the Mint, fiscal year, 1887, 135.Extract from Constitution of the United States relating to coining, 131.Estimated value of foreign coins (official table of), 146.Engravers and die-sinkers at the Mint, 124-128.Earnings of Mint and Assay Offices, 144.Directors and Superintendents of Mints, 101-111.DeSaussure, Henry William, Director, 101.Copy of paper laid in corner stone of the Mint, 18.Comparison of expressing the fineness of Gold in thousandths and in carats, 148.issued at the Philadelphia Mint from its establishment in 1792 to 1888, 81-89.English, of the Commonwealth and Cromwell, 56, 57.Circulation of gold and silver in the United States, 138, 142.Brief explanation of terms commonly used in treating of bullion, Mint coinage and money (see glossary), 149.for the silver dollar coinage, 1887, 132.Booth, James C., Melter and Refiner, 123.Bond of indemnity signed by employees of first Mint, 1799, 17.Bars manufactured at Mints during fiscal year, 136, 141.American coinage, history of from 1792 to 1888.New Revised Edition, Edited by the Publisher. With NUMEROUS PLATES of Photographic Reproductions of RARE AMERICANĬOINS, and Price List of their numismatic value. ILLUSTRATED with PHOTOTYPES, STEEL PLATE PORTRAITS and WOOD ENGRAVINGS, States, and Foreign Countries, with Monetary Officers from its foundation to the present time.Īnnual Products of Gold and Silver in the different Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton, Robert Morris, Benjamin Rush, Process of Melting, Refining, Assaying, and From the earliest period to the present time.
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